First of all, there’s just one quiz tonight. No quiz this week or next at Birra due to Restaurant Week. But there is still quizzo at Deli at Dwell with Taryn. That starts at 7. Other news:

• I was featured in an Inky piece about how the pandemic impacted quizzo yesterday.
• New Friday Five drops tomorrow. Be sure to sign up here.
• I wrote a piece in today’s Inquirer stating the case for not bringing back Center City Sips.
• I’ve started a once a month Insider newsletter for the Philadelphia Phoenix. You’ll enjoy it. Sign up here.
• I wrote a piece last week for Billy Penn shredding Major League Baseball owners.
• We’re starting to get new gear in for spring at Shibe Sports. And remember, you always get free shipping with the code “quizzo”.

I friggin’ love this stuff. The Winter Warz regular season is over and the playoffs start next week. You can check the final standings here. But more exciting to me than the final standings are the brackets. I love brackets. I think they’re sexy. I love some of these first round matchups, and I’m excited seeing some possibilities for Round Two. Some storylines to keep an eye on:

• A possible Sofa Kingdom vs Cool Cats and Kittens second round matchup? Sign me up.
• L. Ron has had a disappointing season, but we know what they’re capable of. Are they going to give Boyz II Menehune a fight in Round One?
• Defending Champs Sons of Sam only outscored their potential 2nd round opponents, Yacht Rock, by .34 points. Will they be able to get past them and into the Finals?
• Super Spreaders vs Quizteama Aguilera in the 2nd round has Instant Classic written all over it.
• In the first round, I’m damn intrigued by the battle of the clubs: Babysitter Fight Club vs Texas City Players Club.

Good luck to all of our teams! Looking forward to finding out who our Cinderellas are this coming week!

A few tweaks to our normal schedule. There’s no quizzo on Monday, as a couple of people at Loco Pez got COVID and they don’t have enough staff to cover. Which is a bummer because we’ve been rocking there lately. But we’re back in business on Tuesday at Founding Fathers, and rolling through the rest of the week. Here’s our schedule:

TUESDAY

Founding Fathers 8 PM

WEDNESDAY

Dock Street 8 PM

THURSDAY

Deli at Dwell 7 PM

Birra 8 PM

You don’t need to be a football fan to have fun with this one. All of the following answers have an NFL team name in them. They may be singular, they may be spelled slightly differently or add a letter, but they’re all 32 of the NFL teams. If you enjoy it, I just ask that you buy a square in our Super Bowl Squares fundraiser for the South Philly Sharks. You can also take 30% off everything Eagles at Shibe tonight until midnight. Enjoy, and Happy Super Bowl Sunday!

1. Ryan Gosling and Hayden Panatierre were among the stars of this 2000 film.
2. This 1999 Destiny’s Child song included the line, “And now you ask to use my car, drive it all day and don’t fill up the tank”?
3. Hourglass, Dusky, and Spinner are all types of what?
4. This is the 2nd most widely spoken language in India.
5. She starred as Nicole Lee on Hangin’ With Mr Cooper.
6. Billboard calls this the first “country rap” song.
7. He announced every Final Four between 1975-2008.
8. This Swedish one-hit wonder had a monster hit in 1997; 9 years after his half-sister had become a one hit wonder.
9. He is the Arizona Cardinals backup QB.
10. This English car manufacturer started in 1922 as the Swallow Sidecar Company.
11. His real name is Keith Cozart.
12. This has been one of New Orleans’ most famous restaurants since 1893.
13. Sir Henry Morgan is probably the most famous one of these.
14. When Die Hard was aired on TV in the 1990s, the censors changed the words “Yippee Ki Yay, M****r F****r, to Yippee Ki Yay, _____________.”
15. This 1980 film starred Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke.
16. This group’s biggest hit was “Stuck in the Middle With You”?
17. Mud, Blood, and Gold is a book about these people.
18. He was the host of the show Man vs Wild.
19. This team made its only Stanley Cup appearance in 1996.
20. This bands breakout hit was the song “Chicken Fried”.
21. Anker’s Power Point 3 is considered the best of these, according to the New York Times.
22. This was the top grossing film of 1981.
23. This band was founded in 1982 by John Flansburgh and John Linnell.
24. This 1966 John Denver hit was covered by Peter, Paul, and Mary.
25. This show ran on NBC from 1982-1988.
26. This 1992 film starred Harrison Ford and James Earl Jones.
27. This iconic song was originally recorded by a South African musician named Solomon Linda in 1939.
28. This 1940 film starred Errol Flynn as an English privateer who defends England against the Spanish Armada.
29. The 14th highest revenue generating company in America, this health care services company is has headquarters in Dublin, Ohio, and Dublin, Ireland.
30. This pickup was introduced in 1980.
31. Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin, and Jamie Foxx are all these.
32. This Amazon Prime show follows a character named Ragnar Lothbrok.

ANSWERS

1. Remember the Titans
2. Bills, Bills, Bills
3. Dolphins
4. Bengali
5. Raven Symone
6. Cowboy
7. Billy Packer
8. Eagle Eye Cherry
9. Colt McCoy
10. Jaguar
11. Chief Keef
12. Commander’s Palace
13. Buccaneer
14. Mr. Falcon
15. Bronco Billy
16. Stealer’s Wheel
17. 49ers
18. Bear Grylls
19. Florida Panthers
20. Zac Brown Band
21. Phone Charger
22. Raiders of the Lost Arc
23. They Might Be Giants
24. Leaving on a Jet Plane
25. Saint Elsewhere
26. Patriot Games
27. Lion Sleeps Tonight
28. The Sea Hawk
29. Cardinal Health
30. Dodge Ram
31. Texans
32. Vikings

We were rockin’ last week, let’s keep it going. We’ve got a Super Bowl theme this week, but don’t worry, only a few questions actually about football. Here’s our lineup:

MONDAY

Loco Pez 7 PM

TUESDAY

Founding Fathers 8 PM

WEDNESDAY

Dock Street South 8 PM

THURSDAY

Deli at Dwell 7 PM

Birra (with Carl) 8 PM

The Shibe Sports Super Bowl Squares for the South Philly Sharks (or SSSBSSPS for short) kick off today! A great way to both support our community and take a shot at terrific prizes while doing so. Here’s how it works:

You sign up here. It will give you the link to the signups. You fill out 1-3 random squares ($10 each). You then send your money to @jgtquizzo on venmo, $jgtquizzo on cashapp, or johnny at johnnygoodtimes dot com on paypal. Be sure to include “Sharks” in the note. Then you fill out a random box. There’s really no strategy here. Once we get 100 boxes filled, we pick numbers randomly. We’ll raise $1000 for the incredible South Philly Sharks program, and give some great Shibe prizes to the winner of each quarter. Want to learn more about the program we’re raising money for? Check out this interview I did with two of the men who run the program.