**** old comedy acts. But the problem is there aren't many true comedy acts these days. There are pairs of actors who work together often, but I wouldn't really consider them an act. But for a recent comedy act I am going with Key and Peele

It's all about transmission and reception in a meaningful way. A cell phone is basically a small computer and a radio. All the communication methods I mentioned essentially use a radio to send/receive. I would mention [UNDRAFTED], but not until the end of the category.

Thats a perfectly cromulent pick

Certainly well known, and popular for a while, but I don't find them that funny. I may like each of them better when not together.

DDL was my 1b. I think Streep just edges him out based on overall resume.

I wouldn't watch a movie with either of them, but YMMV.

i havent seen much of their stuff, but this one always makes me laugh

Nice catch, but not really what I would consider a sports highlight tbh. If he had done that in the final seconds to win the Superbowl or something, it would elevate it to elite level, but as is, the catch was kinda inconsequential.

I put this category in because I figured that:

-world travelers would have some good first-hand knowledge/insights
-those who don't travel lots internationally would learn a bit with some easy research
-and, it was not a USA-centric question

Steven Bradbury wins Australia their first gold medal at the Winter Olympics after an outrageous series of events, where everyone he comes up against in the semi-final and final of the speed skating do their best Bambi impression at the worst possible time.

Steve Bradbury's story is the classic underdog script, but a little too unbelievable to pass as fiction... Ice-based sports are a little hard to practice for in Australia. He had broken bones, been close to death from getting sliced by a skate blade, had given up durries and stubbies at barbies for two bloody weeks, and made many more sacrifices to achieve his dream.

An inspirational story, one which tells us that we should never give up, no matter what the odds. All of our dreams could come true, and in the most dramatic way possible! Cheers Steve!

spurs, come codenames

Drafter	Sleep	Sports Highlight	Actor/Actress	National Flag	Invention	TV Commercial	Superpower	Comedy Act	Destructive Thing	D&D Monster	Airline	Remain
BiteMeFish	23-6		Sidney Poitier		Combustion Engine						Emirates	7
chuckeslovakian	Not til Brooklyn					Terry Tate Linebacker	Telekinesis	Key and Peele	Guns			6
eyebooger	23-6	Odell Beckham Jr catch			The Wheel		Teleportation	Abbott and Costello				6
JMurder3	1-8				Electricity		Immortality	Monty Python			Singapore	6
Bloobird	0-24		Daniel Day-Lewis	Brazil				The Marx Brothers		Beholder		6
e_holle	23-6				Radio			The Kids in the Hall	Automobile		Qatar	6
SuqAta8	2-9			Nepal	Internet	Head on			Religion			6
Carl_Spackler	0-7		Meryl Steep				Control time	The Three Stooges		Mind Flayer		6
rtspurs	22-5	Steven Bradbury gold medal	Marlon Brando	Mozambique					Money			6
master3004	1-8		Tom Hanks		Smartphone			Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor	Tobacco			6
Remain		8	5	7	4	8	6	3	5	8	7	61

I like how the name of the guy to cause the big pileup in Bradbury's race is Ohno.

Too perfect!

Yaaaaaaaaaawn

I think that category is pretty hard to pick for, because unless you follow the sport and were watching it live, it probably isn't going to mean a great deal to you.

I couldn't find a great Steve Bradbury video that does him justice to be honest; its a story crying out for some good production value, and maybe a mad Aussie commentating on the races.

I've got the number one, regardless of whether one was around to see it or not. Ten more picks with no snipe and you'll agree with me.

I'm shocked there hasn't been a movie made about him yet. Aussies lap that **** up.

If it's anything like your clear #1 sports record, I doubt it. But I guess we'll see!

I bet its a baseball that caught fire

or somebody who hit a baseball twice in a row

Its a baseball thats thrown 56 times consecutively, duh.

It's been enough time to skip, and about to call it a night so I'm just going to pick again

Sports Highlights

Dwetzel said historical relevance isn't important. I don't think it is for this clip, but it does make it that much better. I mean this is a top 2 rivalry in college football, and this was for a spot in the SEC championship game, and likely the NCAA championship game...

So...

2013 #1 Alabama @ #4 Auburn

Game is tied 28-28 and Alabama has the ball. Nick Saban calls a run play to get inside field goal range. It looks like the time runs out but Saban argues with the refs. Refs review it and decide 1 second should be put back on the clock...Alabama lines up to kick a 56 yd FG with 1 second left on the clock for the win...





KICK SIX

For comedy: Laurel and Hardy
For D&D: Tarrasque

Write-ups maybe when I'm sober ish

Going to have to take the only person ever to win 4 acting Oscars, the first and last one coming nearly 50 years apart.

Not only an Oscar collector, she also did goofball comedies and Shakespearean theatre.

Also, she redefined what it was to be a big-time actress. She was a modern, independent woman far ahead of her time.

Katharine Hepburn