December, 2004 | Weather: Expect ice and snow this month. Watch out for the yellow stuff. | |
Vol. 8, No. 3 |
by Bob McKenzie, Editor
-- I edited too, eh! -- Doug McKenzie, the other Editor
Bob | Good day! Welcome to Hoser Jeopardy! |
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Doug | (humming Jeopardy theme) DOO DOO DOO DOO! |
Bob | What the? |
Doug | DOO DOO DOO! DOO DOO DOO DOO! DOO!!!! |
Bob | What're you doin'?!?! |
Doug | I'm doin' the Jeopardy theme! |
Bob | No, I'm supposed to announce the show, and you don't do the theme until Final Jeopardy. |
Doug | Geez. Start over. |
Bob | Okay. Welcome to Hoser Jeopardy! I'm your host... uh... Bob Trebek. |
Doug | Bob Trebek? |
Bob | Yeah. |
Doug | Alright! |
Bob | And this is our contestant, Doug. Doug... uh... Jennings. |
Doug | Yeah. That's me. |
Bob | Okay, Doug. You remember the rules since you've won this game like a hundred times before. |
Doug | No, refresh my memory, Bob. |
Bob | Oh. Um, well you pick one of the topics, and I give you a question in the form of an answer and you have to give your answer in the form of a question. |
Doug | Okay, I gotta pick the amount too. |
Bob | Oh yeah, pick the amount then I'll give you the answer and you tell me the question. Got it? |
Doug | Yeah. See? I know more about the game than the host. |
Bob | Hoser. Let's see what the topics are. Um. (reads through cards) Canadian Beers, Pork Products, Disco, Snow, Donuts, and Potpourri. |
Doug | I'll take Potpourri for a hundred, Alex. |
Bob | That's Bob! |
Doug | Oh yeah. I'll take Potpourri for a hundred, Bob. |
Bob | He was the American Secretary of State in 1790. |
Doug | What? How am I supposed to know that? |
Bob | No, I'm sorry Doug, it was George Jefferson. |
Doug | Oh, right. |
Bob | You have the board. |
Doug | Um. How about Canadian Beers for 500, Alex? |
Bob | That's Bob! |
Doug | Sorry. |
Bob | This beer is named for its country of origin. |
Doug | Canadian! Molson Canadian! |
Bob | No, I'm sorry Doug, your answer has to be in the form of a question! |
Doug | Uh. What is Canadian? |
Bob | That's right, but too late now. Hey, let's get to meet our contestants. |
Doug | I'm the only one here. |
Bob | So Doug, tell us about yourself. |
Doug | Um, I'm Doug McKenzie, and... |
Bob | No, you're Doug Jennings! |
Doug | Oh yeah. I'm Doug Jennings, and I have a hoseheaded brother named Bob. |
Bob | What a coincidence! I have a hoseheaded brother named Doug! |
Doug | Take off. |
Bob | Okay, since you're in the hole by 600 dollars, it's your turn to pick another topic. |
Doug | Um. Okay, let's see Snow for 100. |
Bob | These look like great big tennis rackets but you wear them over your shoes to walk on the snow. |
Doug | Snowshoes? What are snowshoes? |
Bob | Correct! |
Doug | Snow for 200, Alex. |
Bob | It's Bob! |
Doug | Bob. Right, I keep forgetting. |
Bob | This is made of snow and formed into a ball. |
Doug | What is a snowball? |
Bob | Correct again! |
Doug | Same topic, 300. |
Bob | You put these on your car to improve traction in the snow. |
Doug | What are snow tires? |
Bob | Correct again! You're out of the hole! |
Doug | Same topic, 400. |
Bob | This is a tracked vehicle with skis on the front for travel through the snow. |
Doug | What is a Ski-doo? Uh, I mean a snowmobile! What is a snowmobile!? |
Bob | Judges? (looks to one corner) |
Doug | (looks around, sees no one there) What are you looking at? |
Bob | Okay! I think we can go with that! Keep going, Doug! |
Doug | Okay, I'll take snow for 500, Alex. |
Bob | BOB! |
Doug | Whatever. |
Bob | This is the Inuit word for snow. |
Doug | What? |
Bob | BZZT! That sound means the round is over. |
Doug | Whew. |
Bob | Let's see what the topic will be for Final Jeopardy. |
Doug | What about Double Jeopardy? |
Bob | We don't have time. |
Doug | Oh, okay. |
Bob | The Final Jeopardy topic is Thermonuclear Physics. We'll be right back. |
Doug | What? Back from what? |
Bob | We're on commercial break. |
Doug | We're not on TV, you hoser! |
Bob | Okay, okay. Do you have your wager written down? |
Doug | Yeah. |
Bob | This is the name of the particle that mediates the strong nuclear force. Contestants, you have 30 seconds. |
Doug | I'm the only one here! |
Bob | And go! |
Doug | Uh. Am I supposed to do the theme? Cause I gotta write down the answer. |
Bob | Oh. Um. Do you have the answer? |
Doug | I have an answer. |
Bob | Okay, uh. Let's start with you, Doug! What did you write down? |
Doug | "What is a nobkon?" |
Bob | A nobkon? |
Doug | Yeah! |
Bob | That's wrong. What did you wager? |
Doug | Two-thousand dollars. |
Bob | Wha? You only had 400 dollars! |
Doug | You didn't specify how much I could wager! I want my money back! |
Bob | You're not getting any money back. In fact, you owe me... uh... almost 2000 dollars! |
Doug | I owe you? Take off! |
Bob | Yeah, well looks like your undefeated streak continues anyway. We need more contestants. |
Doug | Yeah. |
Bob | We'll see you next month. Uh, same Jeopardy time, same Jeopardy station! |
Doug | Good day, eh! |
Bob | Yeah, good day! |
by Bob and Doug McKenzie
Okay, good day, we got some real good news for you! The show we were first on, SCTV, is out on DVD now, eh! So like if you have it then watch all our classic Great White North moments, and if you don't have it, then why not, eh? Go to your local store that sells DVDs and get it there before they decide to stop selling it!
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