Specialty Questions

The following is a list of unique questions that sometimes replace the standard ones. (Click the links for the episodes where they are featured)
DisOrDat Occurs once every game, usually in the first round, where the player in last place takes an opportunity to gain the lead. Cookie reads off 7 things, and the player has to decide whether it is one thing or another. Every right answer gives the player 300 points, while every wrong answer costs them 300. If played with more than one person, they can steal the points if the player gets it wrong.
Who’s the Dummy? Cookie brings out his ventriloquist puppet; Billy O’Brien. Whom of which replaces the P’s with T’s, M’s with N’s, and B’s with D’s. Both the questions and answers have the same letters replaced.
Funky Trash Cookie digs through someone’s supposed trash and asks the player who it belongs to. Choices will range from either real celebrities, or fictional characters.
Foggy Facts with Old Man Cookie is usually interrupted by an elderly character named Old Man who needs his help remembering either something or someone. He describes it before the choices show up, and it usually ends with Old Man annoying Cookie some more. Often to the point of frustration.
It’s the Put the Choices into Order Then Buzz in and See if You Are Right… Question Cookie presents three things, and like the title suggests, the Player must put them in the right order that he specifies. If the player gets it right, an extra 1,000 points are awarded on top of the usual scoring.
Nocturnal Admissions with Cookie Masterson Cookie describes a dream he had after watching a movie and falling asleep. The characters in the descriptive dreams are himself, his mother, and his cats Mayonnaise and Poopsie. The player is then given choices as to what movie Cookie was watching that gave him the dream which is similar to the plot of the right answer.
Cookie’s Fortune Cookie Fortunes with Cookie (Fortune Cookie) Masterson Cookie reads of a fortune from a fortune cookie (Usually a famous quote), and the player is then given the choices. Most often, the choices are options as to who fits the quote best.
Gibberish Question Cookie reads off a gibberish phrase that rhymes with a real one. In round one, the value is 5,000 points, and round two has it doubled. After each second, the point value is depleted. During this, the player is given up to three hints. They have to buzz in and type out the answer before time is up. There is no screwing when a Gibberish Question is in play.
BINGO A five-letter word is shown before Cookie lists off clues whose answers begin with a letter from said word. When the correct letter lights up, the player must buzz in to gain points, and that letter. Each correct answer is worth 500 points while each wrong answer costs them 500. This continues until either someone gets all five letters, or Cookie runs out of clues. Once someone has all five letters, they gain the jackpot of 5,000 points (In round one) or 10,000 points. (In round two)
Special Guest A real celebrity or a fictional character interrupts Cookie and asks a question of their own.
ThreeWay The Player is given three words that have something in common (For example: Solid, liquid, and gas) and several clues that only relate to one of the words (For example: "_____ Plumr"). The player must match the clues to the proper words. The possible answers flash up on the screen, and the player must buzz in when the correct answer appears. (In this case, "Liquid"). Every right answer earns the player 1,000 points. However, they lose that many if they are wrong.
Wendithap’n The Player is given an event (Either in pop culture history, or in sequence order) and must decide if several other events occurred before it, after it, or never occurred at all. Same rules as ThreeWay.
Bug Out Bugs will crawl and display a choice. When the player sees a choice that does not match the clue, they buzz in to gain 500 points. In a multiplayer match, if they are right, their opponents pay them money. But if they are wrong, they pay their opponents.
Dinosaur, Bacon, Famous Actor, or Computer?! Cookie’s question will either be related to one of four choices that are always dinosaur, bacon, famous actor, or computer.
Reverse Question Cookie gives the answer and the Player has to guess what the question is.
Anagram Question Cookie gives the Player a mixed-up phrase, and they have to guess what the actual phrase is. Same rules as Gibberish Question.
Type it Out Cookie asks a question with no multiple choices and the Player has to buzz in and type out their answer.
Jack Attack The Lightning Round. Cookie presents a clue, and then a slew of words or sentences. Every three seconds, a smaller word or sentence will come and go. The player has to press the button when they find a match that fits the aforementioned clue. Getting it right will gain them 2,000 points, but if they miss it, they will lose 2,000.
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