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Tossups for The Bill O'Reilly No-Spin Punting Clinic By Jeremy White, Brian Hight, Mark Richey and James Quintong FIRST PERIOD Fifty-or-nothing bonuses in effect

1. This 2005 film starred Rene Russo as Toni Morrow and was written by Russo's
husband Dan Gilroy. (*) Its lead character is former college football star Brandon Lang who becomes known as "the million dollar man" while working as a consultant for Walter Abrams, a TV host and bookie. For 10 points--name this movie about sports betting starring Matthew McConaughey and Al Pacino. Answer: Two for the Money 2). Its prototype was called Stella and it was sold as the VCS before 1982. (*) Separately sold accessories for it included the Kid's Controller needed for Cookie Monster Munch, the Light Gun that could be used in Sentinel and the Game Brain that allowed switching between six cartridges. For 10 points--name this video game console that was succeeded by the 5200. Answer: Atari 2600 3). This TV series' first season DVD set includes extras like "The Untold Story of Michael the Security Guard" (*) and a game called "Name that Dookie." Memorable first season episodes include the fifth, in which Kelly is scheduled to visit the gynecologist and Jack drowns out the neighbor's folk music with Norwegian death metal. For 10 points--name this former MTV reality series about life in the home of a former Black Sabbath singer. Answer: The Osbournes 4). These objects are believed to have caused 110 different people to win second place prizes in the March 20, 2005 Powerball drawing. (*) The wireless service "Fookie" text messages the verbal contents of one to customers, who could presumably read them in bed. For 10 points--Makoto Hagiwara of San Francisco's Japanese Tea Garden is credited with inventing what prognosticating desserts now associated with Chinese meals. Answer: Fortune Cookie 5). In 2000, he won his second straight NL Gold Glove and in a few games, he and shortstop "Gookie" Dawkins formed baseball's most colorfully nicknamed double play combo. (*) Shoulder surgery sidelined him in 2005, but he prompted a bumper sticker campaign the year before in Boston. For 10 points-name this infielder who was called up due to a 1997 injury to the Reds' Barry Larkin and whose 144 stolen bases belie his nickname. Answer: Calvin "Pokey" Reese, Jr. 6). The first Marvel title officially marketed as one of these was 1982's The Death of Captain Marvel and the first with Spider Man as the lead was the 1986's Hooky. (*) It was first used in 1978 on the paperback release of A Contract with God by Will Eisner. For 10 points--Daniel Clowes' Ghost World and Harvey Pekar's Our Cancer Year are examples of what term applied to long-form comic books. Answer: graphic novel
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SECOND PERIOD Unlimited guessing on completed tossups 7). In Fahrenheit 9/11, Marine recruiters say that this musician was a Marine. (*) With tracks like "Hookie Jookie" and "Get My Party On", his 2002 album Lucky Day went gold, but his previous album, Hot Shot, had gone platinum six times. Several of his hits are remakes, like "Piece of My Heart", "Oh Carolina" and "Angel." For 10 points--name this dancehall reggae singer responsible for hits like "Boombastic" and "It Wasn't Me." Answer: Shaggy 8). His books include Dr. Kookie, You're Right and Sez Who, Sez Me. In 1984, he said "No self-respecting fish would be wrapped in a Murdoch paper" (*) upon leaving the Sun-Times. In 1990, he predicted the Oakland A's would lose the World Series because they had three Ex-Cubs. For 10 points--name this late Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist of Chicago who wrote the Richard J. Daley bio, Boss. Answer: Mike Royko 9). Francois Toulour and Isabel Lahiri both cause problems for this film's title characters. Later, the arrival of Bruce Willis (*) complicates a lookie-loo combined with a bundle of joy that Linus conceives to take advantage of Tess's resemblance to Julia Roberts. For 10 points--a rare Faberge egg worth enough to pay for the take from an earlier Bellagio job is the goal of the title characters in what sequel starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney? Answer: Ocean's 12 10). The first men's basketball player for this university to be taken in the NBA draft was Paul Courty in 1949 and their player most recently selected was Eduardo Najera in 2000. (*) Lester Lane was their first 1,000 point scorer and Darryl Kennedy is their all-time leader in games played. For 10 points--name this university whose Lloyd Noble Center features the retired jerseys of Alvan Adams, Mookie Blaylock and Wayman Tisdale. Answer: University of Oklahoma 11). MC Hammer and this band were the only artists in the top 20 of both Blender's "50 Worst Songs" and Maxim's "Most Annoying Songs". This band also has the "worst frontman in the history of rock" according to All Music Guide's (*) review of Results May Vary. Their 2003 album, recorded during the brief tenure of guitarist Mike Smith and containing the track "Digital Dream Door", featured what has been called the worst cover of all time, "Behind Blue Eyes." For 10 points-name this band that appeared on the aforementioned lists with "Rollin'" and "Nookie." Answer: Limp Bizkit 12). Her maiden name is Frump. Her hobbies include gardening, which produced her large houseplant Cleopatra, (*) and smoking, during which she emits a mist from her entire body. She cured her husband's sinus condition by speaking French, an act that still drives Gomez into fits of passion. For 10 points--name this character played by Carolyn Jones, the wife and mother of a mysterious and spooky, altogether ooky sitcom clan. Answer: Morticia Addams

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THIRD PERIOD No special rules in effect 13). He owns the record label Pookie Entertainment and wrote D'Angelo's hit song "Untitled." (*) Along with members of En Vogue and A Tribe Called Quest, he formed the R&B supergroup Lucy Pearl and his second solo album, Ray Ray, was a concept album about a blaxpoitation hero. For 10 points--name this soul singer who scored five Grammy nominations for his solo debut Instant Vintage after breaking up his previous group, Tony! Toni! Tone! Answer: Raphael Saadiq 14). He tallied 113 points in two seasons with Wisconsin and was a Hobey Baker finalist in 2001. The second overall pick in the 2000 draft (*), he scored 26 goals in his rookie season, earning the Calder Trophy. He earned MVP honors at the 2003 All-Star Game when he scored four goals. However, the emotional effects of a car accident later that year would lead to a trade to Ottawa this summer. For 10 points--name this former Thrasher and current Senators star. Answer: Dany Heatley 15). This band's debut album's best tracks are covers of Don Covay's "Sookie Sookie," Hoyt Axton's "The Pusher" (*) and the Mars Bonfire-penned song for which they are best remembered. Their fifth studio album, inexplicably called Seven, featured their anti-drug ballad "Snowblind Friend" and their second album featured their second most famous song, "Magic Carpet Ride." For 10 points--name this John Kay band best known for "Born to Be Wild." Answer: Steppenwolf 16). Formed in 1971, their sub-groups include the Rollin' 60s and A-Trays. (*) The colors of L.A.'s Washington High School may have inspired their association with blue and their use of British Knights is supposedly because "Blood Killers" fit the initials BK. For 10 points--name this group co-founded by Stanley "Tookie" Williams whose rise to power led to the formation of their chief rival, the Bloods. Answer: Crips 17). It was executed successfully against Plo Koon on Cato Neimodia and against Ki-Adi Mundi on Mygeeto. (*) After the battle with Grievous on Utapau, Commander Cody failed to execute it and Commander Gree died attempting it on the Wookie planet Kashyyk [cash-ick] against Yoda. For 10 points--Palpatine gives what command to Clone Troopers causing them to kill the Jedi in Revenge of the Sith? Answer: Order 66 18). Despite eleven nominations, this film only won Oscars for George Barnes' cinematography and Best Picture. The female lead marries Maxim (*) de Winter in Monte Carlo but in her new home becomes terrified of housekeeper, Mrs. Danvers. For 10 points--name this first American film directed by Alfred Hitchcock that starred Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier in an adaptation of a Daphne du Maurier novel. Answer: Rebecca

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19). Family Guy, according to the Live in Vegas CD, is shot on the soundstage once used to film this series. Rolling Stone's 2005 "Hot Issue" named this series its "Hot Incubator" (*) for jump-starting the careers of Mitchell Hurwitz and Marc Cherry. Men in this series included Miles, a mob accountant in the Witness Relocation program, and Lucas, Blanche's uncle who married Dorothy in the finale. For 10 points--name this 1980s sitcom starring Rue McClanahan, Estelle Getty, Betty White, and Bea Arthur Answer: Golden Girls EXTRAS 20). He was the Rookie of the Year in the Craftsman Truck Series in 1998 and the Busch Series in 2001. (*) He won Jack Roush's first NASCAR championship in the Busch series in 2002. He moved to the then Winston Cup series in 2003 and won the Pepsi 400 at Daytona but finished second to Jamie McMurray in the Rookie of the Year standings. For 10 points--name this Roush team driver who emerged as a star in 2005 with six wins and a second place finish in the Chase. Answer: Greg Biffle 21). In Brideshead Revisited, Sebastian shows great affection for one named Aloysius. (*) Mr. Bean gave his a straw for a snorkel while laundering it. On M*A*S*H, Radar slept with one in Korea. For 10 points--Mr. Burns' Bobo, Big Bird's Radar, and Garfield's Pookie are among the most famous fictional examples of what cuddly ursine doll. Answer: teddy bear 22). The title character of this country hit can make you believe any lie, has caused a few break-ups (*) and births, and can get you fired from work. The title character has been making a fool out of folks like you and making white people dance ever since leaving Bordeaux, Milwaukee, or Lynchburg. For 10 points--name this subject of a 2005 hit for Brad Paisley. Answer: Alcohol 23). In the original pilot for Gilmore Girls, she played Sookie St. James and her husband Jackson Douglas (*) is still on the series as Jackson Melville. Her Gilmore tenure was brief because she was under contract to perform characters like Miss Swan as a cast member of Mad TV. For 10 points--name this actress best known for voicing Tricia Takanawa and Lois Griffin on Family Guy. Answer: Alex Boorstein 24). Drew Barry taken with the penultimate pick of the NBA draft in this year. Second-round notables include Shandon Anderson (*), Malik Rose, and Jeff McInnis. First-rounders include flops like Priest Lauderdale and John Wallace, and solid veterans like Derek Fisher, Kerry Kittles, and Tony Delk. However, this draft also produced Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Steve Nash, Peja Stojakovic, Ray Allen, Stephon Marbury, and Kobe Bryant. For 10 points--name the year that featured Allen Iverson as the No. 1 overall pick. Answer: 1996

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2006 Ann B. Davis The Tenth Anniversary

Bonuses for The Bill O'Reilly No-Spin Punting Clinic By Jeremy White, Brian Hight, Mark Richey and James Quintong 1). Who says you don't hear any geography in quiz bowl? Identify the song given these lyrics for 10 points each.

(10) "I've been to Reno/Chicago/Fargo/Minnesota/Buffalo/Toronto/Winslow" Answer: I've Been Everywhere (by Johnny Cash) (10) "DC, San Antone and the Liberty Town, Boston and Baton Rouge/Tulsa, Austin, Oklahoma City, Seattle, San Francisco, too" Answer: Heart of Rock n' Roll (by Huey Lewis and the News) (10) "Philadelphia, PA, Baltimore and DC now, can't forget the Motor City." Answer: Dancing in the Street (by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas) 2). For 10 points each, identify these quarterbacks who were drafted by the Packers to hold a clipboard behind Brett Favre before landing a starting job.

(10) Drafted by the Packers in 1998 out of Boston College, he was traded to Seattle in 2001 and has been the starter ever since. Answer: Matt Hasselbeck (10) The next year the Packers drafted this Virginia QB in the 4th round. He was then traded in 2000 with LaMont Hall to the Saints for K.D. Williams and a draft pick. Answer: Aaron Brooks (10) Selected in the 5th round of the 1993 draft, 60 picks after fellow Huskie QB Billy Joe Hobert, the Packers sent him to Jacksonville in 1995. Answer: Mark Brunell 3). One member of this band, Dave Barry, once said "We play music as well as Metallica writes books".

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First, for 10 points--name this band whose other members include Stephen King and Matt Groening. Answer: Rock Bottom Remainders (10) A highlight of many Remainders shows is this author of The Bonesetter's Daughter performing "These Boots are Made for Walking" in a dominatrix outfit. Answer: Amy Tan (10) Their website features a version of Dylan's "You Ain't Going Nowhere" sung by this author of The Kingdom Keepers who co-wrote Peter and the Starcatchers with Barry. Answer: Ridley Pearson

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Time to play another installment of, "Hey, it's that guy." Today's feature is Jude Ciccolella for 10 points each:

(10) Jude plays this less-than-scrupulous adviser to David Palmer and other presidents on 24. Answer: Mike and/or Novick (accept either) (10) Jude is actually running the show at Corelone Junior High School as Principal Raymond on this UPN sitcom. Answer: Everybody Hates Chris (10) Ciccolella likes to play disciplinarians, recently Commandant Harkins in this ESPN movie about a cheating scandal at West Point. Answer: Code Breakers 5). When children books are adapted into movies, writers often add stuff that wasn't in the original. For 10 points each--given some of the additions, name the movie.

(10) The movie version has a production number about hot chocolate, a train ride that resembles a roller coaster ride, and a hobo living on top of the train. Answer: The Polar Express (10) Even though the original stated that "no one quite knew the reason" for the title character's disgruntlement, the live-action movie explained he was mad because he had been picked on as a child. Answer: How the Grinch Stole Christmas (10) Even though the book never leaves the house, the movie finds room for a wild car ride though town, not to mention an evil next-door neighbor and Paris Hilton. Answer: The Cat in the Hat 6). Name the following related items about the infamous Barry Manilow, for 10 points each.

(10) Barry Manilow is the name of Tom Green's character who urged a snake to "unleash the fury" in this 2001 comedy also starring Breckin Meyer, Amy Smart, and Seann William Scott. Answer: Road Trip (10) A marathon of Barry Manilow's "Mandy" helped inspire Preston to finally express his love for Amanda Beckett in this classic 1998 teen comedy. Answer: Can't Hardly Wait (10) James Lipton of Inside the Actors Studio wrote the screenplay for the 1985 TV movie adaptation of this Manilow hit, starring Barry as Tony Starr. Answer: Copacabana

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Name the following about women's sports in Chicago, for 10 points each.

(10) Former Quaker Oats executive Margaret Stender is the CEO for this new WNBA franchise. Answer: Chicago Sky (10) This member of the NPFL's Chicago Bandits is this former Arizona softball star and 2004 Olympic gold medalist who is currently expecting her first child. Answer: Jennie Finch (10) At the time of writing, DePaul's women's basketball team was ranked 13th in the AP poll, but with a 1-1 record was only in the middle of the pack in what conference? Answer: Big East 8). Given the opening lines of a famous theme song, provide the next line for 10 points each. You don't get bonus points for singing the line, but we'll either love or hate you forever if you do.

(10) "Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got." Answer: Taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot (10) "She was working in a bridal shop in Flushing, Queens" Answer: Til her boyfriend kicked her out in one of those crushing scenes (10) "We're tiny, we're toony, we're all a little loony" Answer: And in this cartoony, we're invading your TV 9). Given some info about a famous game show moment seen in TV Land's recent 100 Most Unexpected Moments in Television History, answer the questions about it, for 10 points each.

(10) On a 1966 episode of What's My Line, Frank Sinatra was on the panel and this brandnew Mrs. Sinatra was the mystery guest. Answer: Mia Farrow (10) On Password in 1962, the word given to this comedian was "miser". His first clue was "Me!" Answer: Jack Benny (10) When Yolanda Bowersly's name was called on a 1977 episode of The Price Is Right, as Bob Barker said, "She came on down, and they came on out!" What are "they"? Answer: Her breasts (accept reasonable alternatives) (she was wearing a tube top that slid down as she was running down the aisle).

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10). For some reason, many groups with the word "five" in their name don't actually have exactly five members. Given a "5" group, say how many members it actually has (or in one case, had before disbanding), for 10 points each. (10) Jurassic 5 Answer: six (10) Ben Folds Five Answer: three (10) Five for Fighting Answer: one 11). It's time to be the Sorting Hat! Given a supporting character in the Harry Potter series, sort them into the correct house at Hogwarts, for 10 points each. (10) Cho Chang Answer: Ravenclaw (10) Cedric Diggory Answer: Hufflepuff (10) Gregory Goyle Answer: Slytherin 12). Answer these questions about pop tarts covering songs for 10 points each. (10) Her most recent album A Little More Personal (Raw) features a cover of Cheap Trick's "I Want You to Want Me." Answer: Lindsay Lohan (10) Her album "Coverage" features an eclectic collection of covers such as XTC's "Senses Working Overtime" and Carole King's "I Feel the Earth Move." Answer: Mandy Moore (10) Proving they don't cover just ABBA tunes, this group did a cover of "Can't Help Falling In Love" for the Lilo and Stitch soundtrack. Answer: A*Teens 13). Name these good movies that were released in January, for 10 points each. (10) One of George Clooney's first starring roles in a film was in this 1996 vampire movie that was a collaboration between Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. Answer: From Dusk Till Dawn (10) Jack Nicholson plays a detective obsessed with tracking down the murderer of a young girl. Sean Penn directs and Mickey Rourke has a cameo. Answer: The Pledge (10) This Brazilian drama about boys growing to manhood in a violent Rio slum got 4 Oscar nominations including a Best Director nod for Fernando Meirelles. Answer: City of God (Cidade de Deus)
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14). Sometimes on Saturday Night Live, the host and the cast are really acting when their hugging during the credits. Name these hated hosts for 10 points each: (10) This martial-arts star was so hated when he hosted the show in April 1991 Lorne Michaels later mentioned on air that he was the biggest jerk who ever hosted. Answer: Steven Seagal (10) Cast member Nora Dunn refused to appear in a 1990 episode hosted by this controversial comedian Answer: Andrew "Dice" Clay (10) This comedian's 1994 monologue about his desire for better feminine hygiene has been edited out of the reruns and been replaced by a black box saying his monologue nearly got several people fired. Answer: Martin Lawrence 15). Dream about TV dream sequences, for 10 points each. (10) The finale of this 1980's medical drama revealed the entire series had been just a dream of an autistic boy, staring into a snow globe. Answer: St. Elsewhere (10) The entire 1986-87 season of Dallas apparently was a dream sequence by Pam. She didn't see this character dead in the shower. Answer: Bobby Ewing (10) In the final episode of Newhart, the title character woke up next to this actress and revealed the entire series had been just a dream. Answer: Suzanne Pleshette 16). Given the nicknames of a few college teams, name the Division 1-A football conference they're members of, for 10 points each. For example, if I say Sooners, Longhorns, Cornhuskers, the correct answer would be the Big 12. (10) Huskies, Bulls, Panthers, Cardinals Answer: Big East Conference (schools are UConn, South Florida, Pittsburgh, and Louisville) (10) Falcons, RedHawks, Bulls, Bobcats Answer: Mid-American Conference or MAC (accept either) (teams are Bowling Green, Miami, OH, Buffalo, and Ohio) (10) Wolf Pack, two different Bulldogs, two different Aggies Answer: Western Athletic Conference or WAC (accept either) (teams are Nevada, Fresno State, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, and Utah State)

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17). Given a celebrity offspring that was named without the aid of a good baby naming book, name the celebrity for 15 each. If you need another clue, you will get 5. (15) Kal-el (5) This Oscar winning actor has been married to Patricia Arquette and Lisa Marie Presley. Answer: Nicholas Cage (15) Moxie CrimeFigher (5) He's the talkative half of the duo that hosts Bullshit Answer: Penn and/or Jillette (either name is acceptable) 18). Director Bob Clark has directed one good movie, A Christmas Story. Pretty much everything else he's donewell, let's just say he directed both Baby Geniuses. For 10 points each: (10) This sex comedy, which helped launch the career of Kim Cattrall, is watchable only in comparison to the rip-offs that followed after it became an unexpected hit in 1982. Answer: Porky's (10) One of the odder romantic comedy parings of all time was Sylvester Stallone with Dolly Parton in Clark's 1984 country music version of My Fair Lady. Answer: Rhinestone (10) Gene Hackman, appearing in every movie made in 1990, played a tough policeman opposite Dan Aykroyd's multiple-personality disorder sufferer in Clark's 1990 cop comedy. Answer: Loose Cannons 19). Name these rap acts who have been signed to the label Def Jam by its CEO Jay-Z, for 10 points each. (10) Jay-Z signed this Philadelphia based group whose members include MC Black Thought and drummer Questlove. Answer: The Roots (10) This diminutive British "grime" rapper got a deal from Jay-Z based on her EP Vertically Challenged. Answer: Lady Sovereign (10) This New Jersey rapper had a hit in 2003 with "Pump it Up." Answer: Joe Budden

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20). For the past year, MasterCard has been running a commercial where a number of famous advertising icons gather for a dinner party. Naming six of those icons for five points each? Priceless. Getting 10 seconds to answer? Only fair. (Moderator: Take first six only. Worth five points each. They're in alphabetical order). Answers: Charlie the Starkist Tuna Chef Boyardee Count Chocula Gorton's Fisherman Jolly Green Giant Morton Salt Girl Mr. Clean Mr. Peanut Poppin' Fresh or Pillsbury Doughboy Vlasic Stork 21). Name the following about the recent South Park episode "Trapped in the Closet" for the stated number of points. (10) For much of the episode, Tom Cruise refuses to come out of the closetStan's to be specific. What two celebrities eventually join him in the closet, for five points each? Answer: John Travolta, R. Kelly (10) Everyone listed in the closing credits of this episode was listed under these two names, for five points each. Answer: John Smith, Jane Smith (10) This regular voice on the show, who is a practicing Scientologist, did not participate in the episode Answer: Isaac Hayes 22). No offense to the geeks, but the freaks from Freaks and Geeks seem to have had better careers since the show went off the air. Identify them for 10 points each. (10) She straddles the line between freak and geek on the show. Since then, she played the geek Velma in the Scooby-Doo movies, and went against type playing Samantha on ER. Answer: Linda Cardellini (10) Arguably the most accomplished of the freaks, he has played Harry Osborn in the Spider-Man movies. Answer: James Franco (10) He looks like a bit like a geek and played a freak on TV, but in real life he's married to Cardellini, and on CBS' How I Met Your Mother, he's engaged to Alyson Hannigan. Answer: Jason Segel

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23). Answer these questions about the oeuvre of screenwriter Shane Black for the stated: (10) Black's first big hit was Lethal Weapon. For five points each, what were the surnames of the cops played by Mel Gibson and Danny Glover? Answer: Martin Riggs, Roger Murtaugh (accept first or last name) (10) 1991's ultra-violent The Last Boy Scout had Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans trying to uncover corruption and gambling in what pro sport? Answer: football (10) Before Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, the last movie of Black's to get a wide release was what 1996 thriller that cast Geena Davis as an amnesiac assassin? Answer: The Long Kiss Goodnight 24). Given a list of co-stars, identify the Pauly Shore vehicle for 10 points each. (10) Sean Astin, Brendan Fraser, Megan Ward Answer: Encino Man (10) Stephen Baldwin, Joey Lauren Adams, Kylie Minogue, William Atherton Answer: Bio-Dome (10) Andy Dick, Lori Petty, David Alan Grier, Esai Morales Answer: In the Army Now 25). Name these celebrities who made appearances at the 2005 World Series of Poker, for 10 points each. (10) The runner-up in the $5,000 limit hold-'em event, he is as well-known today for his poker prowess as he is for starring in Welcome Back, Kotter. Answer: Gabe Kaplan (10) This brother of a Hollywood starlet and star of the short-lived series The Mountain and My Guide To Becoming a Rock Star was eliminated on the first hand he played in the 2005 Main Event. Answer: Oliver Hudson (10) This American Pie bombshell outlasted poker legends like Doyle Brunson and Johnny Chan by surviving the first day of action at the World Series. Answer: Shannon Elizabeth

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