TV show and Movie Trivia game

[Chanlin]

A Magic Carpet

I'll go with an easy one mostly cause I can't think of anything really good

Which science fiction character often asked: "What do you want?"

Bonus: Who did he work for?

[DaDairyDruid]

DERP!!!

What does the crew need to see the King of The Potato People in Red Dwarf?

[HappyFun Ball]

UFO


This meme term that describes a stupid facial expression was coined from South Park.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

In the Alien Nation TV show Eric Pierpont was the alien and Gary Graham was the human. IN what different Sci Fi shows did Eric Pierpont play a human and Gary Graham play an Alien?

"Star Trek: Enterprise".

Michael Caine's second wife, Shakira, appeared as a regular background character in what TV science-fiction series?

[DaDairyDruid]

Druid -- at which time? ^_^ Pre-show and again later during the show: Chanlin is right, Foodcourtia. Start of show: Earth. Later on: That military training planet.


In The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (both books and film), Marvin's brain is "the size of a ______" ?

I was referencing Foodcourtia. While Earth is a De Facto Banishment, I don't feel it actually counts as he is not AWARE it is a punishment, its just to get him out of the way of Operation: Impending Doom 2. and I forgot about the military training planet episode, I should double check my DVD's on that one, but that is probably more of an assignment then a punishment.

Marvin's brain is the size of a PLANET!

In the Alien Nation TV show Eric Pierpont was the alien and Gary Graham was the human. IN what different Sci Fi shows did Eric Pierpont play a human and Gary Graham play an Alien?

[EricKei]

Druid -- at which time? ^_^ Pre-show and again later during the show: Chanlin is right, Foodcourtia. Start of show: Earth. Later on: That military training planet.


In The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (both books and film), Marvin's brain is "the size of a ______" ?

[Chanlin]

In Invader Zim what planet was Zim banished to?

Foodcourtia

Unfortunately I can't think of a follow-up question right at the moment

[DaDairyDruid]

In Invader Zim what planet was Zim banished to?

[Andrew B.]

Since there isn't a current question pending, I'll go...

What one line appears in every John Landis film? (either spoken or printed)

Bonus: Where does it come from?

"See you next Wednesday" is the quote.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

Since there isn't a current question pending, I'll go...

What one line appears in every John Landis film? (either spoken or printed)

Bonus: Where does it come from?

[Chanlin]

Correct on both counts to DaDairyDruid all of the spin offs lasted one season or less

[Ree]

more fun to have more than one question going in case we get a major stumper like Mooncat's

My concern was more of getting a whole slew of questions going at one time.
1 or 2 going at the same time shouldn't be a problem as long as some don't get lost in the thread.

[DaDairyDruid]

Hats off to a good stumper.

What do The Golden Girls, Babylon 5, and The Dukes of Hazard all have in common?

they all had spin offs... Golden Palace, Crusade, and Enos.. All were also lasted only 1 season I think.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

What well-known comedian is the son of a published paranormal researcher? Hint -- He followed in Dad's footsteps in more ways than one.

(edit: Oopsie. Chanlin posted a Q while I was reading/typing. D'oh)

Dan Aykroyd.

[BeenThereDoneThat]

they were all #1 radio hits, but close enough for government work

Really? I was looking on Wikipedia and didn't think they all made it to #1 but maybe it depends on the country...anyway I'm glad I was close