Pittsburgh, PA Trivia Game

Sleepy Hollow?

 

Yes, Ma'am: Sleepy Hollow.

Good job!

 

OK ~ along these same lines

1.) In the year 2000, Ray Park was nominated for the MTV Movie Award for "Best Fight" from Ep 1. Who did he share this nomination with?

2.) What other nominations has Ray Park received?

 

any takers?

 

No clue. But was he possibly up for Best Villain or Bad Guy?

 

I'm surprised no one has yet answered the first part of Mrs. 1966's question . . .

the 2000 MTV movie award nomination that Ray Park had for Best Fight was shared with Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor for a scene called "Duel of the Fates" (perhaps you've heard of it )


As for the other . . . I'm not sure. Maybe one for Toad in the X-men????

So, here's my one question:

In the fight scene between Obi-Wan and Jango on the landing platform, just before Obi-Wan goes over the edge, he says "Not good." That, however, was not his original line. What was the original line he was supposed to say? And just for fun, the original line was later said by someone else -- who and in what scene?

 

"I got a bad feeling about this" ??

Anakin said it in the Genosis Arena.

My question:

Dooku had 2 apprentices Qui Gon Jinn and then one who turned to the darkside name them Hint- Its a her.

 

That "her" would be Komari Vosa,my young apprentice.


There was another Zabrak in the fight in the Geonosian arena aside from Eeth Koth,he's seen in a brief shot delivering a horizontal roundhouse kick to a battle droid,who is he(or what is his name)?

 

From the official site: Agen Kolar was a Zabrak in the final circle of Jedi survivors.

Here's my question: What is Mon Mothma's homeworld?

 

Chandrila


my question
Who bulids the E-wing fighter?

 

The E-Wing fighter was developed and manufactured by FreiTek Inc., a company formed by the defecting Incom design team that developed the X-wing starfighter.

Keeping with the Starship theme, My question is :

Who developed the B-Wing starfighter?

 

If memory serves,that would be Adm. Akbar,yes?


Here's one...in the novel (still fair game?)
of ANH, who is the first casualty of the Battle of Yavin?

 

Almost Jedi_66. You got part of it. Yes, Admiral Ackbar was involved but he supervised its creation by whom?

 

The Verpine enginereed it and I believe Luke and Keyan Farlander aided in the testing.

And I can't remeber who died first so Master's question still stands as the next in line

 

"Good call my young padawan."
I've been thinkin; this ine for a while,might not be exactly one of your typical trivia questions,as it will depend on how well one knows their SW characters,so here goes...
**scene-the destroyed jawa sandcrawler-ANH**
aside from the accurate blaster shots and the bantha tracks,what other sign was there(not mentioned-but obvious,if you know your characters well)that the attack was NOT sandpeople?

 

They left gaffi sticks at the scene?

 

Nope...
This "evidence"shows that it was NOT sandpeople.

 

OK, the first casualties in the battle of yavin, mentioned in the book, are Imperials and droids sucked out into space when the X-Wings strafe the surface. Then, a TIE pilot chasing Biggs is killed. Next, the first Rebel to die is John D.

I'm going to try the Tusken question, and wait to see if I am right. I know Luke had never heard of the Sandpeople hitting anything as big as a sandcrawler, so that is evidence. Also, the sandpeople are scavengers of metal, so they would have taken away parts of the crawler. Are either of those ideas what you are looking for, Master Jedi1966? If you are referring to the taking of prisoners for torture, how would Ben know that any jawas were missing? I doubt the behavior shown with Shmi would extend to the taking of *every* Jawa.

 

Both are good,the proof I'm refering to would be "blast points",Tuskens don't use energy weapons they use projectile weapons.So obviously not sandpeople.Just something that dawned on me during the monotony of work.
John D. it was,so you're up Brandon.

 

Yes, good point about the blast points. I didn't think of that one. Anyway, my new question is about the Tibanna gas "mined" on Bespin. What is it used for?

 

OOOOO....OOOO...
know this one from memory,used for powering energy weapons,mainly shipboard types,yes?

Think about this one,while I still have my previous question fresh in mind.There were gaffi sticks layin around the afore mentioned scene,right?So does that mean that Imperial Troops slaughtered aband or even a whole tribe of Tuskens to get 'em?I don't think Tuskens'd just kinda hand 'em over.Not to mention that Imps were using dewbacks as beast of burden x-port,so where'd the banthas come from?

 

Yeah, spin-sealed Tibanna gas is a powerful blaster gas. Take it away with a new one of your own.

(as for the Bantha Tracks, I picture a Stormie with a stick with a fake foot on the end, stamping out fake prints. Kinda like Bigfoot fakers. I imagine him asking whether the prints should be side by side, or single file. But nobody knows, so he does his best.)

 

Yep the attack Tusken's its in Tales of the Mos Eisley Cantina's Davin Felth story (Good read) They slaughter the jawas then bring in stuff they took from a band of Tuskens. Thats were my thought came from as why would a warrior leave his weapon behind and I doubt jawas could kill one on a good day.

To follow Tattoine triva heres one

1. Who is the man who became a Tusken war leader after he left the Jedi order before the Battle of Naboo and what is his son's name?

 

From Dark Horse, the man is Sharad Hett, and his son is A'Sharad Hett. Both are cool characters.

New question:
Name the former apprentice of Quinlan Vos who fought in the battle of Geonosis.

 

Aayla Secura (the female blue twi lek)