Crashbox 3

The third episode of the series *Crashbox* aired on February 3, 1999.

## Games

**Bold** indicates the answer to the question.

### Mugshots

In this segment, Verity interviews the Stankowski Brothers, where three of the brothers have held up a jewelry store.

1. Muscles Stankowski: He was down at the beach walking his dogs, a Husky and an Irish Setter. **(Not Guilty)**
2. Knuckles Stankowski: He was picking out flowers for his girlfriend for Valentine's Day, such as azaleas, influenzas, and chrysanthemums. **(Guilty: Influenzas are not a flower)**
3. Elbows Stankowski: He got back from Texas and went down there to check out the volcano, Mount St. Helens. **(Guilty: Mount St. Helens is actually located in Washington)**
4. Stanley Deuces: He was down at the bank exchanging dollars to yen for a trip to China. **(Guilty: Yen is part of the currency in Japan)**

### Distraction News

In this segment, Dora Smarmy talks about flight.

#### **Questions asked:**

*What does an airplane need to fly?*

1. Bag of eanuts
2. Flight attendants
3. **Air**

*Moving air has a lot of?*

1. Icicles
2. **Lift**
3. Speeding tickets

*What part of a plane is designed to make air move rapidly on top, and slowly underneath?*

1. **Wings**
2. Wind fairy
3. Wind chimes

*What is the "principle' of this effect?*

1. Spaghetti
2. **Bernouli**
3. High school

*What is the opposing force to thrust?*

1. Hurricane
2. Stop sign
3. **Drag**

### Psycho Math

#### **Question #1**

1. The number of original states in the Union in 1776 (13)
2. Subtract the days of the week (7)
3. Add to the number of patties in a *Big Mac* (2)

**Equals 8.**

#### *Question #2*

1. The number of hits in a baseball no-hitter (0)
2. Add to the feet in a yard (3)
3. Subtract a couple (2)

**Equals 1.**

#### *Question #3*

1. The hour difference between New York and Los Angeles (3)
2. Subtract the halves in a football game (2)
3. Add the numbers on a telephone (10)

**Equals 11.**

### Ear-We-Are

The sounds heard are:

1. Mustard being squirted onto a hot dog
2. A man winning a prize at a hammer and bell game
3. Kids on a rollercoaster

**The two ears are at an amusement park.**

### Game System Overload

When the game systems go out, the flashlight robot puts an opening of wires back together to restore the power.

### Paige & Sage

In the kitchen, the main differences are:

1. Paige doesn't have a handle on her fridge, while Sage does.
2. Paige has a toaster oven, while Sage has a regular toaster.
3. Paige has a boot on her windowsill, while Sage has a plant.
4. Paige is eating fish, while Sage is eating cereal.
5. Paige has a picture of a person on her fridge, while Sage has a picture of a cat.
6. Paige has a red tablecloth, while Sage has a yellow tablecloth.
7. Paige has a dog, while Sage has a cat.
8. Paige has a cereal box that seems to be based off of *Corn Flakes,* while Sage has a box that says "Special C" which seems to be based off of "Special K".
9. Paige is wearing slippers, while Sage is wearing sneakers.
10. Paige's cabinet door is closed, while Sage's cabinet is open.

### Eddie Bull

*Animal clues:*

* Found only in North America.
* Born with brown head that turns white by the time they're five.
* Is monogamous and lives with their mates for their entire life.
* Is bald and has been a national symbol since 1782.

**The answer is the bald eagle.**

### Ten 2nds

1. Ring Around the Rosie
2. Seventh Inning Stretch
3. Mind over Matter
4. Rock Bottom

### Riddlesnake

What can you see in water that never gets wet?

**Your reflection.**

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first of a few things:
	+ First episode to feature Mugshots and Paige & Saige.
	+ First episode not to feature Haunted House Party.
* This is the only episode to introduce only two segments for a season, and the only episode where Paige & Sage is the fifth game played.
* This is one of five episodes to not air in the regular weekend premiere format (the other four being the rest of the first five episodes). Instead, they aired throughout the first week of February.
* The Big Mac burger from McDonald's is referenced.
* The answer to "what do you call a purchase that saves you money" is a bargain.