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The Mother of all QuizzesRound 2 TV Series & Movie Quiz

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Round 1Consists of 15 Questions.Marking Scheme +1 -0Brevity & Conciseness will be appreciated.No points for ESSAY Writing

Question 1#NP

Question 2

#ASID the Location

Question 3#NPWhich iconic show?

Question 4#SAX is a phrase primarily used by the very famous serial womanizer as an interjection to suggest drama. It is most frequently interjected into another of his catchphrases. Other characters have been known to use it on occasion.

X was the last line of Season and finished in the opening of Season making that the longest time. It was also given the middle name.

Question 5#NPThe films initial gross of $18 million didnt even cover the cost of its production. It did another $10 million in the wake of its Oscar nominations but the film was still deemed to be a box office flop. Stephen King sold the film rights for his novella Rita Hayworth and X for $5,000. He never cashed the check. Years after X came out, the author got the check framed and mailed it back to the director Frank Darabont with a note inscribed: In case you ever need bail money. Love, Steve.

Question 6#AS

ID the iconic TV series.

Question 7#NPThe word is a pseudo-Latinneologism based on the English noun and adjective with the neo-Latin suffix "-ium" The adjective has long been used to refer to the property of impregnable, diamond like hardness, or to describe a very firm/resolute position. The nounhas long been used to designate any impenetrably or unyieldingly hard substance and, formerly, a legendary stone/rock or mineral of impenetrable hardness and with many other properties, often identified withdiamondorlodestone. Xand the its literary formoccur in works such asPrometheus Bound,theAeneid,The Faerie Queene,Paradise Lost,Gulliver's Travels,The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,The Lord of the Rings, and the filmForbidden Planet(as X steel"), all of which predate the use ofXin certain giants comics.

Question 8#VJThere is a iconic scene from HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER where Ted takes Stella for a five minutes date.

This scene has been exactly copied in a famous Bollywood movie which defied all the laws of gravity.

ID the movie.

Question 9#NP

Which place?

Question 10#SA

ID

Question 11#NP

Which TV Series?

Question 12#SR

CONNECT#SA

Question 13#FK

ID the iconic TV series.

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Question 14#AS

ID the person.

Question 15#NPXis an Indiansitcomfeaturing a quintessential upper-class family inMumbai. The show, broadcasted from 2004 to 2006, received a positive response from the critics and public alike and enjoyed one of the bestTRPsfor an Indian comedy show. In the final episode, the principal characters are seen stating that there would be another season of the series. However, in 2012,Deven Bhojanidenied that the series would return.

The series gained acult following. The cast reunited in June 2016 and producerJD promised some good news for the popular show's fans.Recently, the actors of the show confirmed the new season of the show and it is reported that it will come back as a web-series.

ID X.

Round 2Consists of 5 bonus Questions. Marking Scheme +1 -0To be considered in case of Tie(s)

Question 1#NPPlaying X took its toll on Brazilian actor Wagner Moura. Not only did he have to gain a huge 40 pounds to play the role, he also had to leave his family behind for a year when he relocated to Bogota to learn the language. Speaking to EFE, Pedro Pascal who plays the role of a gringo,as well as the sexy squishy-eyed Martell incertain series,stated that the story of X is like a Shakespearean drama or a greek tragedy with a king who falls from a great height very quickly. However, the true star of the show for him was not X at all, instead concluding that:"What I like most about the series is how it visually captures the feeling of being in the locations and on the coast...It's a world with a personality reflected in the land, in the people, that is unique, something special and very beautiful. I think the location is the star of the series.ID X.

Question 2#VJ/FK

Connect :

Question 3

#FK

CONNECT

Question 4#NP

X is an ancientIrish nameas isMoran, the surname of X's henchman,Sebastian Moran.X may have been inspired in part by two real-world mathematicians. If the characterisations of X's academic papers are reversed, they describe real mathematical events.The Valley of Fear, which contains the comment about maths so abstruse that no one could criticise it, was published in September 1914. Irish mathematicianDes MacHalehas suggestedGeorge Boolemay have been a model for X.This famous character is played by Andrew Scott, whose first appearance occurs as agayman.

Question 5#NPGilligan got the idea for X's gruesome death from a real grisly ending that happened to a rocket scientist and ritualist called John Whitedale Parsons. Gilligan heard about him in Strange Angel, George Pendle's book. Parsons, who happened to practice black magic and had "some kind of sex cult going in Pasadena", according to Gilligan, "came to an unfortunate end when he was making up a batch of mercury fulminate for a special effects project."Something went wrong and it blew up in his face. The story is that he survived with part of his face peeled off for several hours before he finally succumbed in the hospital. X died as a zombie, they say. ID X.

Thank You!#AS Abhik Sarkar

#FK Faisal Khan

#SR Sagar Raja

#VJ Vipul Jain

#NP Nilay Pandey

#SA Shubham Amraotkar

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