Good morning, trivia fans! Its time for your The Dozen Daily Trivia Answers Explained for this Wednesday, February 7th, 2024. We had a screaming loud theme here.
How did you do, Frank?: Missed two. Not too shabby. (if you picked up on the theme)
Here we go!
NFL: Shaun Alexander was the 2005 NFL MVP and led the Seahawks to the Super Bowl, but lost to what AFC team 21-10?
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
Explained: These were the Bill Cowher, Big Ben Steelers. And Alexander, fresh from a Madden cover, just kind of disappeared.
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NBA: After 11 seasons in Detroit, Tayshaun Prince got traded midseason to this Western Conference team that he’d help to make the 2013 Conference Finals.
Answer: Memphis Grizzlies
Explained: It feels like the Grizzlies should have won a title by now.
NHL: Known for his agitating style, this Left Wing/Centre played for the Red Wings, Kings, Rangers, and Stars from 2002-2012, leading the league in penalty minutes twice.
Answer: Sean Avery
Explained: I don’t know hockey, But I’m also known for being agitating.
Celebrity Mash Up Answer: Sean Connery and Shawn Mendes
Explained: If you didn’t pick up the theme, you were toast here. Connery could have been Mendes’ great granddad.
Cereal: Shaun White, Michael Vick, Stephen Curry, and Lindsey Vonn have all been featured on the cover of what cereal brand?
Answer: Wheaties
Explained: Michael Vick was on a Wheaties Box, huh?
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Television: Debuting on USA in 2007, this comedy-drama follows a detective named Shawn Spencer, who cashes in on people believing he has supernatural abilities.
Answer: Psych
Explained: People love these quirky USA shows.
Movies: Simon Pegg and Nick Frost starred in this cult-favorite 2004 zombie RomCom from director Edgar Wright.
Answer: Shaun of the Dead
Explained: First of the “Three Flavors of Cornetto” trilogy. Epic stuff.
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Music: This Jamaican rapper and singer had two Billboard Hot 100 #1 hits in the 2000’s: “Get Busy” and “Temperature”.
Answer: Sean Paul
Explained: Sean Paul was prime party music for the mid 2000s. You guys just don’t know.
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