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June 2, 2001
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HOST: Peter Sagal
OFFICIAL JUDGE AND SCOREKEEPER: Carl Kasell
NOT MY JOB GUEST:Star of NBC's drama Third Watch, Amy Carlson
Roxanne Roberts, Washington Post Style section
Adam Felber, writer and performer
Paula Poundstone, comedienne
Round 1
Who's Carl This Time?
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Swimmers with floaties???; Stop calling us names! It's making us crazy!; Reverend Elvis puts his foot down.
Opening Round
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A brutal headline in this week's New York Post; Is it a fast or a diet?; France suffers yet another cultural setback.
Round 2
The Listener Limerick Challenge!
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Illegal campaigning at the old H.S.; Supermodels get religion; W-O-R-D-S.
Not My Job!
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Star of NBC's Third Watch, Amy Carlson plays a game called: "It Seems To Be About 'Wanting to Hold Your Hand' but When You Play It Backwards, It Says, 'I Want Your Soul For Satan.' A game based on the book, A History of Music Censorship in America By Eric Nuzum.
Week in Review
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Broken wings and busted beaks; "Psst, hey mister, you want those new golf balls?"
Round 3
Who's Carl II (14.4 | 28.8)
Zell's Old House; America gets ready for a bit of spending money; The Demise of Lord Lloyd Webber.
Bluff the Listener
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New ways to keep, or restore, the peace.
Lightning Fill in the Blank
(14.4 | 28.8) The rest of the week's news that we can fit.
Panelist Predictions
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What will be an unintended consequence of the Casey Martin Supreme Court decision?
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