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$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 1
2020-04-08
Which of the following is a type of nut and not a member state of the United Nations?
A
Malaysia
B
Macadamia
C
Mauritania
D
Mongolia
Contestant: Eric Stonestreet
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Eric Stonestreet and Will Forte
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 1
2020-04-08
Servicing the Seattle community since 1987, "DrSnip" is a medical clinic that has performed over 22,000 what?
A
Root canals
B
Vasectomies
C
Hip replacements
D
Blood transfusions
Contestant: Will Forte
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Eric Stonestreet and Will Forte
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 2
2020-04-15
Graduation ceremonies traditionally begin with the playing of a song called what?
A
Strength & Honor
B
Pomp & Circumstance
C
Trust & Promise
D
Grace & Glory
Contestant: Nikki Glaser
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Will Forte and Nikki Glaser
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 3
2020-04-22
In 2019, a fire destroyed the 300-foot, 750-ton spire atop what landmark in Paris?
A
CN Tower
B
Taj Mahal
C
Chrysler Building
D
Notre Dame Cathedral
Contestant: Jane Fonda
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Nikki Glaser, Jane Fonda and Anthony Anderson
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 3
2020-04-22
Which of these U.S. state names is quadrisyllabic?
A
Utah
B
Kentucky
C
Nebraska
D
Minnesota
Contestant: Anthony Anderson
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Nikki Glaser, Jane Fonda and Anthony Anderson
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 4
2020-04-30
In 1928, Amelia Earhart published a memoir offering her account of accomplishing what feat?
A
Sledding to the North Pole
B
Flying across the Atlantic
C
Rafting down the Amazon
D
Trekking through the Sahara
Contestant: Ike Barinholtz
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Anthony Anderson, Ike Barinholtz and Hannibal Buress
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 5
2020-05-07
With over 2,000 locations in the U.S., Supercuts is a well-known chain of what?
A
Karaoke bars
B
Tattoo parlors
C
Chinese restaurants
D
Hair salons
Contestant: Hannibal Buress
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Hannibal Buress and Catherine O'Hara
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 5
2020-05-07
On Thesaurus.com, what early American's name is listed as a synonym for "traitor"?
A
Betsy Ross
B
Paul Revere
C
Benedict Arnold
D
Susan B. Anthony
Contestant: Catherine O'Hara
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Hannibal Buress and Catherine O'Hara
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 6
2020-05-14
Three months is approximately what percentage of a year?
A
10%
B
15%
C
20%
D
25%
Contestant: Dr. Phil
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Catherine O'Hara and Dr. Phil
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 7
2020-05-21
Which of these search engines shares its name with a word for a rude, unrefined person?
A
Bing
B
Google
C
Yahoo
D
Excite
Contestant: Kaitlin Olson
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Dr. Phil, Kaitlin Olson and Lauren Lapkus
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 7
2020-05-21
Because he was replaced by Ringo Starr before the band hit it big, drummer Pete Best is often dubbed the "forgotten" what?
A
Eagle
B
Monkee
C
Kink
D
Beatle
Contestant: Lauren Lapkus
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Dr. Phil, Kaitlin Olson and Lauren Lapkus
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 8
2020-05-28
It is estimated that one in ten Europeans is conceived in a bed made by what company?
A
Volkswagen
B
BMW
C
Nestlé
D
IKEA
Contestant: Anderson Cooper
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Lauren Lapkus and Anderson Cooper
$1,000 Question
- Season 1, Episode 9
2020-06-04
Instead of putting them under a pillow for a fairy, children in Greece throw what onto the roof of their house for good luck?
A
Shoes
B
Teeth
C
Chocolates
D
Flowers
Contestant: Andy Cohen
Episode: In The Hot Seat: Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 1
2020-10-18
What amusement park ride is traditionally designed to mimic the experience of timber floating downstream to a lumber mill?
A
Log flume
B
Ferris wheel
C
Bumper cars
D
Tilt-A-Whirl
Contestant: Tiffany Haddish
Episode: In the Hot Seat: Tiffany Haddish and Firefighter Oliver Fry
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 1
2020-10-18
A mountain climber whose leg muscles begin to involuntarily vibrate is said to have what?
A
Liberace legs
B
Elvis legs
C
Coolio legs
D
Meat Loaf legs
Contestant: Oliver Fry
Episode: In the Hot Seat: Tiffany Haddish and Firefighter Oliver Fry
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 2
2020-10-25
"Old Dragon's Head" is the name of the easternmost end of what lengthy landmark?
A
Stonehenge
B
Arc de Triomphe
C
Parthenon
D
Great Wall of China
Contestant: Julie Bowen
Episode: In the Hot Seat: Julie Bowen and Firefighter Oliver Fry
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 3
2020-11-01
Which game's unique name comes from the fact that its inventors liked to play it on their boat?
A
Parcheesi
B
Scrabble
C
Yahtzee
D
Stratego
Contestant: Joel McHale
Episode: In the Hot Seat: Julie Bowen, Joel McHale, and Bus Driver Eric Bailey
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 3
2020-11-01
Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg became a world-famous activist after regularly skipping school to promote what cause?
A
Immigration reform
B
Climate change awareness
C
Women's rights
D
Consumer privacy
Contestant: Eric Bailey
Episode: In the Hot Seat: Julie Bowen, Joel McHale, and Bus Driver Eric Bailey
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 4
2020-11-08
The Old Farmer's Almanac provides instructions to hikers for locating the North Star in an entry titled, "How to Find Your Way Without a" what?
A
Thermometer
B
Compass
C
Pen knife
D
Hatchet
Contestant: Tom Miller
Episode: In the Hot Seat: Joel McHale and Food Truck Owner Tom Miller
$1,000 Question
- Season 2, Episode 5
2020-11-15
What medical equipment can be seen in the logo of the American Society of Acupuncturists?
A
Forceps
B
Tongue depressors
C
Needles
D
Scalpels
Contestant: Rorri Burton
Episode: In the Hot Seat: David Chang and ASL Interpreter Rorri Burton