The Kids In The Hall
Celebrate thirty plus years of Canadian sketch comedy gold with this trivia game featuring The Kids in the Hall.
15 questions · Published July 11, 2022
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. Who produced "The Kids in the Hall" series when it first aired on CBC and HBO in 1989?
The Kids in the Hall first formed in 1984, and their ensemble sketch series debuted in 1989, produced by Lorne Michaels, longtime producer of "Saturday Night Live."
- Multiple Choice
2. What early television comedy legend featured a running gag from which The Kids in the Hall take their name?
When Sid Caesar told a joke that didn't go over well, he'd blame it on "the kids in the hall," aka the show's young writing staff.
- Multiple Choice
3. "The Kids in the Hall" theme song is called "Having an ________ Weekend."
"Having an Average Weekend" is the instantly recognizable theme song by instrumental trio Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, who provide all the incidental music for "The Kids in the Hall."
- Multiple Choice
4. What is Mark McKinney's character doing to an unsuspecting victim in this recurring sketch?
"I'm crushing your head!" is one of Mark McKinney's most popular ongoing bits, exacting imaginary revenge on the world's oblivious flatheads.
- Multiple Choice
5. In this classic bit, "Thirty ______ Agree" on various life quandaries, such as "love hurts."
"Thirty Helens Agree" was just one example of the slightly surreal bits that "The Kids in the Hall" used as bumpers or bridges between the show's full length sketches.
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