Episode 028: Felicia Day & Elliott Kalan

==Description==
It’s a trivia mix of film, TV and the internet this week on Go Fact Yourself with two of the creative forces behind Netflix's “Mystery Science Theater 3000!”
Elliot Kalan is a newly published children’s author of the book Horse Meets Dog. He’s also the host of fellow Maximum Fun podcast The Flop House. The show is all about discussing bad movies, but Elliott’s made sure that that never impacts his love of great films… even if he can only watch them on his iPad these days.
Facing off against Elliott is actress Felicia Day. She’s most known for creating and starring in the online series The Guild. She’ll tell us all about some of her favorite topics and explain some of things she’s learned as she navigates motherhood.
In this episode, we’ll learn about 90’s sitcoms, classic films and the everlasting star-power of dinosaurs.
==Rounds==
===What's the Difference?===
Intention and Prevention 
====Purposely vs Purposefully ====
*from listener Jacob Drabik of Cincinnati, OH
Purposely mean you are doing something deliberately or on purpose. Purposefully implies a motivation beyond the action itself. For example "I didn't accidentally touch that man's arm, I grabbed it purposely, and purposefully grabbed his arm because I wanted him to fall in love with me." 
====Cease vs Desist ====
To cease is to stop something that you have already been doing. To desist is not do it again. "I asked J. Keith to cease sending me his ideas for new comic book superheroes at 3AM. He did cease for a while but when it started up again I asked him to desist."
Points at the end of this round: Felicia 1 | Elliott 3
===Trivia===
====Elliott Kalan ====
=====Topics=====
* Dinosaurs
* Alfred Hitchcock
* Abraham Lincoln
#	Question 	Response 	Answer 	Hint
1	Hitchcock is known as one of the greatest film directors of all time, but he also left his mark on television. What was the name of the TV show where Alfred Hitchcock presented an anthology of mystery stories? 	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	None Taken
2	4 films Hitchcock directed were nominated for Oscars for what we now call best picture, but only 1 of them has won, which one? 	Rebecca 	Rebecca 	None Taken
3	Which film did Hitchcock make in 1934 and remake in 1956 with the same title? 	The Man Who Knew Too Much	The Man Who Knew Too Much	None Taken
4	Hitchcock was known for appearing in short cameos in his American movies. Lesser known is that in some of them, he shows up carrying a certain kind of object. What did he carry? 	Larger Instrument case 	Musical Instrument case 	In another genera of movies, these would contain machine guns.
5	Hitchcock's famous films were made in the US in the 1950s and 60s, but he got his start in Britain in the 1920s making silent movies. What was Hitchcock's first film with sound, which was also the first feature film with sound in all of Britain?	Blackmail 	Blackmail 	If you don't pay me, I'll tell everyone you don't know the answer!
=====Cluster Fact=====
Context: One of Hitchcock's masterpieces is The Birds from 1963. While most people know it starred Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels, there were many other notable performers and characters too. Three of those characters had the last name "Brenner," Melanie's love interest, Mitch Brenner, his mother Lydia Brenner, and his little sister Cathy Brenner. 
#	Question 	Response 	Answer
1	Name the actor who played Mitch Brenner.	no response 	Rod Taylor
2	Name the actor who played Lydia Brenner.	Jessica Tandy 	Jessica Tandy
3	Name the actor who played Cathy Brenner.	Suzanne Pleshette	Veronica Cartwright
Expert: Veronica Cartwright; actor who has worked for over 60 years including in movies like Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Alien, and The Birds. 
Points at the end of this round: Felicia 1 | Elliott 9 
====Felicia Day====
=====Topics=====
* The TV show Dharma & Greg
* The Board Game Settlers of Catan
* Baking Cookies
#	Question 	Response 	Answer 	Hint 	Point Stolen?
1	The show was nominated for 6 Emmys, 3 of which were for which star of the show? 	Jenna Elfman	Jenna Elfman 	None Taken 	
2	Dharma & Greg was co-created and produced by a man who created and/or produced... (interrupted by Felicia saying the answer) 	Chuck Lorre 	Chuck Lorre 	None Taken 	
3	Dharma & Greg are kinda opposites! She works as a yoga teacher and he works as what? 	Lawyer 	Federal Prosecutor/ Lawyer	None Taken 	
4	Greg's legal secretary, Marline, looks familiar but more so, she sounds familiar, what character from The Simpsons is voiced by the actor that plays Marline? 	Marg 	Lisa Simpson 	The actor is Yeardley Smith	Yes
5	Of all of the guest stars on the show, two played themselves for multiple episodes. One is a Grammy winning pop and country singer, the other was a legendary Broadcaster and producer.	k.d. lang 	k.d. lang or Dick Clark 	None Taken 	
=====Cluster Fact=====
Context: Though the show was focused on a couple, the show was really a family show, with Dharma and Greg's parents appearing in all 119 episodes of the series. 
#	Question 	Response 	Answer
1	Name 3 of the 4 actors who played the parents.	Susan Sullivan 	
* Susan Sullivan 
* Mimi Kennedy
* Mitchell Ryan
* Alan Rachins
2	Name 3 of the 4 actors who played the parents.	Mimi Kennedy 	
* Susan Sullivan 
* Mimi Kennedy
* Mitchell Ryan
* Alan Rachins
3	Name 3 of the 4 actors who played the parents.	Alan Ranish (point given)	
* Susan Sullivan 
* Mimi Kennedy
* Mitchell Ryan
* Alan Rachins
Expert: Alan Rachins; Emmy nominated actor known for appearing in Showgirls, LA Law, and all 119 episodes of Dharma & Greg 
Points at the end of this round: Felicia 8 | Elliott 10 
===Fast Facts===
# 	Guest 	Question 	Response	Answer
1 	Elliott	Buffalo wings are named after the city of Buffalo. 	True 	True
2 	Felicia	Buffalo wings are made from buffalos. 	False 	False
3 	Elliott	Buffalo mozzarella cheese is made from the milk of buffalo. 	False 	True
4 	Felicia	Burrata cheese is made from the milk of a burrata. 	False 	False
5 	Elliott	Fettuccini alfredo was invented by a guy named Alfredo. 	True 	True
6 	Felicia	Fettuccini alfredo was invented in Italy. 	False 	True
7 	Elliott	The Caesar salad was invented in Italy. 	False 	False
8 	Felicia	The Caesar salad was invented in Mexico. 	True 	True
9 	Elliott	The Waldorf salad was invented at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.	True 	True
10	Felicia	The garden salad was invented at the Hilton Garden Inn. 	False 	False
Points at the end of this round: Felicia 12 | Elliott 14 
Winner: Elliott Kalan 
==Promotions==
Find Elliott Kalan on Twitter @elliottkalan or find his book Horse Meets Dog anywhere books are sold 
Find Felicia Day on the internet @feliciaday or watch Mystery Science Theatre on Netflix or listen to her podcast Felicitations! 
Veronica Cartwright provided no promotions 
Find Alan Rachins at https://www.alanrachins.com/bio.html
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