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Zealot Trivia was a Sci-Fi and Fantasy trivia game available on America Online from December 17 1997 to January 2 2001 . It featured four teams: The Drakulian Empire , the Praan-Blug Cartel , the Transgolian League and the Zsiverian Collective . Players would join these teams for one month stints and attempt to score more collective points than any other team for that month. ...
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Trivia The Hogwarts Express train—used by students to get to the school—is located at platform "nine and three-quarters" at King's Cross Station in London . This location is based on a popular British legend which states that the body of the Celtic leader Boadicea is buried under platform ten. The Prime Minister Tony Blair did not know name the sixth book on the day of the...
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This article mentions some of the trivia and miscellaneous information related to the television series Survivor . In all, there have been 150 different American Survivor players over the 10 seasons, 18 of whom got to play twice. Of the 150 different players from the 10 seasons, only five have never been eliminated from the game: Vecepia Towery , Brian Heidik , Sandra Diaz-Twine , Chris...
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The Great Midwest Trivia Contest , or Midwest Trivia Contest, is held each year in Appleton, Wisconsin , broadcast over Lawrence University 's radio station , WLFM (91.1 MHz). The contest was founded in 1966 by James B. deRosset, '66. Each January it offers 50 consecutive hours of questions such as "What was Holden Caulfield's middle name?" and "In 2004, which nation drank the most...
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This article details trivia about The Simpsons , including details about the show itself, Springfield , particular episodes and the characters. Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 The show 2 TV series within The Simpsons 3 Movies within The Simpsons 4 Websites within The Simpsons 5 References to The Simpsons in pop culture 6 References to TV series within...
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Trivia Trap was a short-lived US game show that originally ran from October 8 , 1984 to April 5 , 1985 on ABC . Hosted by Bob Eubanks , two teams of three players played. One team was the "Juniors", and all the players were under 30 years of age. The other team was the "Seniors", who were over age 30. These two teams each played games of trivia which formats changed...
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Trivia Test Match is a British radio programme that aired originally during the early 1990s on BBC Radio and has subsequently been repeated more recently on BBC Radio 7 . As its slogan stated, it combined trivia and the laws of cricket . It was hosted by longtime BBC cricket commentator Brian Johnston , who served as the "umpire." In each episode, the team captains Tim Rice and Willie...
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(Note: some lists may not be considered trivial by everybody) Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Material 2 General Intellectual 2.1 Mathematics 2.1.1 Trivia for mathematicians 2.2 Linguistic 2.2.1 English language trivia 2.3 Etymological 3 Social 3.1 Protagonists 3.1.1 Trivia relating to people 3.2 Geographic / Political 4 Arts/Recreation...
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NTN Trivia is a trivia game televised over a national network to over 3,000 bars and restaurants in the United States and Canada , as well as to Great Britain , though the North American and British networks are kept mostly separate. The National Trivia Network offers several different kinds of trivia games based on a variety of subjects, including world history...
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Look up trivia on Wiktionary , the free dictionary. Look up trivial on Wiktionary , the free dictionary. Trivia is basic or unimportant knowledge. Trivia or trivial may also mean: Trivia (poem) , by John Gay Trivia (mythology) , the Roman equivelent of Artemis Trivial (mathematics) See also Trivium This is a disambiguation page, a list of...
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