Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

JACKPOT

Third Rock from the Sun hasn’t been on TV for a long time but they remembered it.

Iranian Olympic sports won these guys money.

TEAM NAMES

Terrible customers? You’ve seen plenty.

What do you mean these vegan chicken fingers contain no chicken?

What do you mean I can’t return this Big Mac at KFC?

Abusing the barista for touching the coffee cups

There’s not a single owl at this Hooters

We shouldn’t have to book, we’re locals

I have a coupon that is expired. Is that ok?

How much for a happy ending?

Oh it must be your first shift sweety

There’s no price tag, so it must be free

I booked a hotel in Griffith ACT, but this is Griffith NSW. Why aren’t I there?

The guy who lost his meth

These pretzels are making me thirsty

I only need a menu if you’re on it

Small child put a pepperoni on every seat of the restaurant while his parents drank

I wanted diet water

Is my appointment at 3pm or 3am?

Walking into the cool room and complaining it’s cold

The lady who wanted the M&Ms sorted

Why didn’t you stop me from ordering so many chips?

We weren’t listening… what were all of the questions again?

TriviArt

Belligerent Chimney

Sweaty Tree

Sexy Horse

Salacious Santa

Florid Tree

Stomping in the Rain

Galloping Noodle

Friendly Ecstasy

Eccentric Sock

INTERESTING MOMENTS

A nurse got a question on nursing wrong.

Rail workers got a question on Australian rail gauges wrong.

On the other hand, following a bonus question about math, one player spent a few minutes working out the answer exactly. There were no points to be gained by it, he just really wanted to be precise.

And that was worth a point.

We played Our House by Madness, and one team answered that it was “that song from the Chemist Warehouse ads”.

When asking about the country with the southernmost IKEA, we had to explain that Antarctica is not a country, and also that there aren’t any IKEA outlets there.

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

JACKPOT

Who knows about 1940s war films that aren’t Casablanca? They do.

Both of these teams knew a lot about Presidential elections in California.

TEAM NAMES

You probably shouldn’t go into marketing if your product ideas are anything to go by.

Fish hand sanitiser

Chili pepper condoms

Second hand condoms

Knitted condoms

Shareable condoms

Sandpaper fleshlight

Exfoliating lube

A DVD box set of The Big Bang Theory

Frank Costanza’s Christmas album

Rudderless boats

Soleless shoes

Jim’s Mowing for hair

Coal fired submarine

Hot sauce enema

Chocolate tampon

Soggy toilet paper

Coarse toilet paper

Single ply toilet paper

Mesh toilet paper

Inkless pens

George Pell’s daycare

Not your average Ponzi scheme

French submarines

Alcohol free whiskey

TriviArt

Running Carrot

Costly Chocolate Tampon

Fancy Bieber

Reserved Francis

Excitable Gardener

Slimy Echidna

Pre-Columbian iQ Bill

INTERESTING MOMENTS

We asked about the base metabolic rate of a woman of the height & weight of an average Australian woman, only to find that there was someone who was exactly an average Australian woman.

These two rugby league commentators were described as Magnum PI, and Professor X.

And two teams came very close to splitting a jackpot, when they both knew the first two questions, but neither could crack the third.

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

JACKPOT

Knowing about The Fighter, and then knowing about fish won them the jackpot.

Wonderful things can happen when you don’t panic. Like counting the number of numbers from 1 through 100 that don’t contain the letter T and winning cash.

TEAM NAMES

You came up with a lot of Aldi branded films & TV series.

Permanent Resident Kane

Costanza

Chums

Ohio Jones

Spongebob Triangleshirt

The Large Nap

Squidward Game

Octopus Match

Cuttlefish Competition

Sun Fights

Space Combat

The Loin King

Rude Bitches

Jack & Karen

Journal of a Bloodsucker

Y-Guys

King of the Bracelets

The Bus that Couldn’t slow down

TriviArt

Throbbing Bicycle

Dancing Burger

Voluptuous Sponge

Octopus Match

Blurry Stethoscope

Space Armoire

Fabulous Frog

Questionable Protest

INTERESTING MOMENTS

A player came to iQ Trivia for the first time because she was shortly going to be appearing on The Chase and wanted the practice. She came up to face the challenge of naming animals on the Chinese Zodiac. Here’s hoping she swears less on national television.

When we asked for an adjective for TriviArt, one new player immediately leapt to “voluptuous”, not knowing what the purpose was. Her mind was just consumed with the word voluptuous.

How many actors played Pi in Life of Pi? How about 3.14159? (Well some of them were quite small so maybe they don’t count as full people.)

Who built the Labyrinth in Greek mythology? David Bowie.

And one player aced a couple of questions on Hanson… before indicating that she had a Hanson tattoo.

And perhaps the biggest story of the week… one of our hosts became a father.

Congrats to Nikkita & Joe on their new arrival. We expect to see David down at trivia soon.

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

First of all we have a bunch of live shows back in operation.

In Sydney, everything we had going pre-lockdown is back as of next week. The Dove & Olive and the Occi on Tuesday, Summer Hill on Wednesday, and The Orient, Crown, and Dad & Dave’s on Thursday.

Our Goulburn show at Tatts on Wednesday has been back for a while.

And in Canberra, the Old Canberra Inn & Dickson Taphouse came back this week, and Siren will be back on Monday the 15^th.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

JACKPOT

Two teams got one of our questions, but only one spelt Minnesota correctly.

These guys were thrilled their opponents couldn’t spell.

And one of them was wearing a Minnesota Wild t-shirt.

TEAM NAMES

What did you dress as for Halloween?

Sexy weather forecast

Sexy partially dislocated kneecap

Sexy sudoku

Sexy national quality and safety health care standards

Sexy optometrist

Sexy travel to regional Victoria

Sexy Animal Crossing villagers

Sexy Murrays coaches

Sexy cowboy boots

Sexy Betty White

Sexy Smash Mouth lyrics

Sexy pollen levels today

Sexy NSW elections

Sexy COVID restrictions

Sexy average electricity bill for two people

Sexy sexy South Korean actors

TriviArt

Curious Commune

Itchy Ox

Slimy London

Flaccid Hat

Windy Bicycle

INTERESTING MOMENTS

We asked a question about Havianas in Australia in November… and one team had two members that were WEARING Havianas at the time, and had no trouble figuring out whether their logo was in uppercase or lowercase letters.

Unusual things overheard during quizzes and presented here devoid of context… “I told you, I am an expert on sperm!”

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

JACKPOT

They won cash for knowing how far away the sun is… and then spent it all at the bar.

TEAM NAMES

We won’t be incorporating these ludicrously easy questions into our quizzes.

What country is Australia in?

What month is June in?

How do you spell I?

What vegetable goes into a carrot cake?

How long is a Subway footlong?

What are the main ingredients of garlic bread?

How many fingers in a Kit Kat?

What do you call a game where players answer questions about a variety of subjects??!?!?

Is the Pope catholic?

Does it actually rain cats and dogs?

I bet you can’t name a Taylor Swift breakup song.

What are the two main characters in Will & Grace

Can you name a four letter word beginning with W?

How many countries are the in G20?

Washington CD is an anagram of what capital city?

What is Tiger Woods’ nickname?

The 1987 films Fatal Attraction & Wall Street were both set in what city and starred what actor (which was an actual question ont hat quiz)

What does the I stand for in iQ Trivia?

TriviArt

Armadillo Stalin

Minty Sarah

Wonky Cage

Flamboyant Chimney

Spooky Cassowary

INTERESTING MOMENTS

One team at an online show was the only one to get the gambler’s question right, and they only got it right because the scribe overruled the rest of the team.

Once in a while you come across statements in the middle of the quiz that would be absurd or offensive in any other context. A player saying “yay Hitler” when Hitler was the answer to a question is one of those moments.

We asked for AFL clubs that wear the colour white, and one team asked if “under the nose” counted. Well if you mean what we thin you mean… then no.

In addition to their answer of “testicles”, one team drew a pair of testicles, perhaps assuming that our host might forget how to read.

We asked a question about the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody, and five minutes later, the musician outside started playing Bohemian Rhapsody.

One team thought a picture question on Die Hard was either an easy three points or nothing. But sure enough, one team got Die Hard, Bruce Willis, but couldn’t remember John McClane. HOW DO YOU FORGET JOHN MCCLANE and all he did to protect the innocent people at Nakatomi Plaza?

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

TEAM NAMES

What’s more common than people think?

Smug Canberrans

Horible Spellrs

Male Knitters

Farting women

Gay thoughts

Illegal NZ Immigrants

Squidward fetishes

Hearing Voices

Shooting stars

Death by horse

Modern Day Slavery

Assholes

Drop Bears

Common Sense

Good Adam Sandler films

Trivia team names with bad puns

Rectal Foreign Bodies

Peeing in the pool

STIs

Chlamydia

People who sniff their underwear before putting them in the wash

TriviArt

Suspicious Bacon

Mouldy Canberra

Elk Tyre

Flamingo Lawnmower

Flatulent Skeleton

INTERESTING MOMENTS

In more than one instance, the winners were the team that had chosen the last place subject. It makes a real difference.

Common words beginning with UN? How about ultra, urine, and never as suggested by one team. (It does pay to listen to the questions.)

One of our hosts at one point found himself explaining anatomy to a team, before realising they were nurses.

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

TEAM NAMES

There were plenty of perfectly good band names that you mucked up and ruined.

Queef (this was a popular one)

Thin Lizzo

Kanye Pest

One Eirection

Chance the Fapper

Geezer

Weener

The Dorkness

Vag Halen

Steely Dag

Ded Zeppelin

Men without Cats

Poo Fighters

The Shite Stripes

The Sox Pistols

Hairy Styles

Green Gay

The Screaming Pets

Stink

Puns & Roses

Gins N Roses

The Yeastie Boys

The Righteous Brothels

TriviArt

Jerusalem Salami

Palindrome Bird

Post Lockdown

Macedonian Feet

Exhausted Waffle

INTERESTING MOMENTS

When we asked about a world class soccer player, one team came up with… “that other bastard, you know, the one that isn’t Ronaldo.”

The egg & spoon race is part of a triathlon.

A question on the most common words ending with DLE led one team to the word “fondle”. Which probably says something about them.

And a bonus question on sexual arousal really gave us a frankly disturbing window into what our players are into. Before someone thought of music, melolagnia was guessed to be a state of sexual arousal brought on by sunburns, feet, having a tongue in your ear, pictures of your grandparents, and urine. Some of you people are freaks!

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

TEAM NAMES

A lot of you seem to have had a “am I the villain” moment.

Become a barrister but defend antivaxxers

Ultimately, seeking to usurp an incompetent sovereign in Agrabah was not worth eternal enslavement by lantern-based means

Probably shouldn’t have killed all those Jedi Younglings

Terminator: I am just following my programming but I seem to be killing a lot of people

When the iQ Trivia form asked me where I was playing from, and I wrote ‘home’ for about four weeks

I watched Big Brother, so they made more

Maybe I shouldn’t have let all those people off the Ruby Princess

The Police in every film

We rescued a cat and now there are no birds in our suburb

The Guy that just wanted some bat for lunch

TriviArt

Moist Sylvester Stallone

Questionable Philharmonic

Cheesy Pumpkin

INTERESTING MOMENTS

Is Tones and I really Janis Joplin? One team thought so.

Elements named after members of the Avengers? Captain Americaite perhaps?

We’re back to live shows next week, so get ready for trivia the way it’s meant to be again.

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

TEAM NAMES

You came up with a lot of low stakes conspiracy theories.

Michael Cera wandered onto a set, was too awkward to tell people he isn’t an actor, and now  he’s an actor

Lip balm actually dries out your lips so you have to buy more

Covid was a ploy to promote the masked singer

The McDonalds ice cream machine is broken because of a massive global cartel

Hot dogs contain meat

Timbits Cure Syphilis

The spider in my hallway knows the truth about 9/11

Australia is an elaborate hoax to trick Americans

Metaconspiracy… they’re all true!

Dog was originally spelled CAT

Dinosaurs Built the Pyramids

Moon landing was real

Bigfoot is actually a giant ground sloth

Barnaby Joyce is deputy PM again because of his secret file called ENGADINE MACCAS

Keanu Reeves is a Time Lord

Guy Sebastian was patient zero

Katy Perry and Zooey Deschanel are the same person and you cant convince me otherwise

Donald Trump was actually Sacha Baron Cohen

TriviArt

Norwegian Cyclist

Raining Bruce

Birthday Fight Club

INTERESTING MOMENTS

We asked about the most common words beginning with “bro”, and a LOT of teams went for brothel. Which might indicate something about our players.

A dilemma question on a hypothetical fight between a UFC champion and a pack of Justin Biebers showed us that most of you just want to see half a dozen Justin Biebers get their collective asses kicked.

And one of our winner came in with a 79 point win, largely because they enlarged their team to have some “young uns”. Diversity helps your trivia team people!

See you next week.

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

TEAM NAMES

Here’s how to make sport more interesting…

Releasing a lion at the 3 hour mark in a marathon to speed up the slow

Gymnastics but with adults

Formula 1 but the drivers change their own tires

100 meter long jump

Rugby, except every time someone gets tackled the game stops for a bit

Rugby where the person who scores the try has to kick the conversion

Badminton with the bird that wakes me up every morning

One inning baseball

Chess biathlon

Ice hockey but on grass and played with a football

Actual dribbling required for basketball

WAGs must stay away

One fan gets to kick the commentators in the junk

Putting more clothes on Beach Volleyball players

Beach volleyball in suits of armour and with a flaming net

Handball with feet

Curling on LSD

Curling with eggs

Paraletic Games

Darts with knives

GPS golf balls

Snooker with explosives

All ties broken by name that tune

Cycling without the drugs

Water Polo but the Horses Get SCUBA Gear

Nude Waterpolo

Water Polo on Pool Ponies

Water Polo with seahorses

Water polo with bowling balls

Horses Ride Jockey

Horse racing but no horses

Soccer without goalies

Golf but with landmines

TriviArt

Capybara Butler

Pineapple Submarine

Fragrant Netherlands

INTERESTING MOMENTS

A bonus question asked for days of the week in Portuguese. One team gave us the answer… in Spanish. But luckily for them, Saturday & Sunday are the same in both.

One of our bonus questions restricted players to one guess each. The closest guess went to one player, who went on to guess three more times. So we announced that they would have gotten a point if they had just stopped there, but they played themselves.

We gave players a choice between answering a question on video games or cold war countries. Dance Dance Revolution was more popular as an answer than Deutsche Demokratische Republik by a margin of 13-3.

One team misnamed the film 127 Hours as 27 Hours, and then pointed out that he could have saved himself 100 hours or torment.

Seven Nation Army was misremembered as Southern Nation Army. No, The White Stripes weren’t a Civil War based band.

See you next week.