Quotable Christmas Movies and Specials Trivia
Fire up the TV, pop the popcorn, and snuggle up with your loved ones, it’s movie trivia time.
We all have a favorite Holiday movie and we’ve got thirty quotes from the best movies and specials from the distant past and some more recently. Did we include your favorite? If not, share it and maybe it’ll make it into an episode in the future.
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Fire up the TV.
It's time to binge some holiday
Classics.
How's it going?
Gang.
I'm your host, Brian Rollins and
this is the dorky geeky.
Nerdy trivia podcast.
Every week, we offer up 30
questions on a geeky topic.
This week is our second of three
holiday episodes and it's a
quotable episode will give you
the quote and you have to guess
what it comes from.
Obviously, all the quotes will
be coming from Christmas movies,
both classic and recent If
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Okay?
The previews are done.
Let's start the show.
The dorky round.
Number one.
Look daddy teacher, says, every
time a bell rings, an angel gets
its wings.
It's a Wonderful Life.
Number two, you stink.
You smell like beef and cheese.
You don't smell like Santa elf.
Number three.
I never thought it was such a
bad little tree.
It's not bad at all.
Really.
Maybe it just needs a little
love.
A Charlie Brown Christmas.
Number four, maybe Christmas he
thought doesn't come from a
store.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
Number 5, you'll shoot your eye
out.
A Christmas Story.
Number 6, twas a long time ago
longer now than it seems in a
place perhaps you've seen in
your dreams for the story.
You are about to be told began
with the Holiday World's of old.
Now, you've probably wondered
where holidays come from.
If you haven't, I'd say it's
time.
You begun.
A Nightmare Before Christmas.
Number 7, I want the Turbo Man
action figure with the arms and
legs that move and the boomerang
shooter.
And his rock-and-roller, jetpack
and the realistic voice
activator that says five
different phrases including its
turbo time accessories, sold
separately, Batteries Not
Included.
Jingle all the way.
Number 80, you'll help her no,
no, I was wrong.
And so as punishment, I'm forced
to carry these heavy chains for
eternity, maybe even longer
Mickey's Christmas Carol.
Number 9, whoever invented
Christmas trees, should be drug
out into the street and shot.
A Garfield Christmas special.
Number 10, if something should
happen to me, put on my suit,
the reindeer will know what to
do.
The Santa Clause.
The geeky round.
Number one, for a couple of
hours out of the whole year.
We are the people we always
hoped, we would be Scrooged.
Number 20, Christmas isn't just
a day.
It's a frame of mind.
Miracle on 34th Street.
Number three.
Merry Christmas.
You filthy animal.
Home Alone, 2.
Number four, I'm agent Johnson.
This is Special Agent.
Johnson, no relation.
Die Hard.
Number 5, the thing about
trains, it doesn't matter where
they're going.
What matters is deciding to get
on.
The Polar Express.
Number 60, Eddie if I woke up
tomorrow with my head sewn to
the carpet, I wouldn't be more
surprised than I am now.
National Lampoon's Christmas
Vacation.
Number seven.
There are two things in this
life.
I hate heights and jumping from
them.
Muppet Christmas Carol.
Number 8, I want you to get
married.
I want you to have nine
children, and if you only spend
five minutes a day with each
kid, that's 45 minutes.
And I'd at least have time to go
out and get a massage or
something.
Irving Berlin's, White
Christmas.
Number 9, I hate toys and toys
hate me either.
They're going, or I'm going and
I'm certainly not going
Grimsley.
Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
Number 10 citizen.
They're not allowed here.
This is public property.
Twas the Night Before Christmas.
Let's hit pause and take a break
for the book of the week.
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You watch every December and
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after you Marathon your favorite
Christmas movies, this book
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Delight fans of all ages.
You can link to this book or any
other book of the week at dorky
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Slash book.
And now, back to the show, The
nerdy round number one, I'll be
hanging around the mistletoe.
Waiting to be kissed.
Love Actually.
Number 2 a sequel.
That's it will bring it out on
March 25th and we'll call it
Christmas too.
Santa Claus the Movie.
Number three, I wasn't sleeping
Chief.
It's just that I haven't been
able to sleep these last few
months.
I forgot how.
So he was just practicing.
Santa Claus Conquers, the
Martians.
Number four, you say you hate
Washington's birthday or
Thanksgiving and nobody cares
but you say you hate Christmas
and people treat you like you're
a leper.
Gremlins.
Number five, you know, for a
while.
Now every time I passed a
cemetery, I felt as if I were a
partment hunting.
The Bishop's Wife. number 6, you
know, most people make the same
mistake the correct time at the
pole is completely discretionary
because the poles are where all
the time zones actually
converge, Santa's sleigh.
Number seven.
Fights are fun.
I like fights.
He-Man and Shera a Christmas
special.
Number eight, I'm Santa Claus.
Teddy not Yoda.
The Christmas Chronicles.
Number nine.
Hello everybody.
My name is Sylvester Sylvester
J.
Goose my friends call me sill or
sometimes silly.
Babes in Toyland.
Number 10, it's going to be
easy, like peeling, a turtle.
Holiday Inn.
And that's the end credits.
I hope you enjoyed our latest
quotable episode.
We have more in past episodes
and more to come in the future.
Speaking of the future, here's
your hint for the next episode
and our last episode of 2019.
What novel and its various
adaptations.
Gave us a line.
God bless us, everyone.
I'm your host Brian Rollins.
Make sure you've been nice and
not naughty and thanks for
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