First off, mark Tuesday on your calendars. It just got even bigger. There is a $15 Bounty on Steak Em Up, so now there is $150 worth of prizes on the line Tuesday. Yes, O’Neals will be back in action on Tuesday night. I am praying that the Flyers finish this thing in Five so they don’t wreck any more of my quizzes. If not, check back next week and I’ll let you know what we are going to do about Game 6 (which would be on Wednesday at 7 p.m.) I suspect we’d be fine at Black Cheep, which isn’t really a sports bar, but we’ll see what happens with Rendezvous. We’ll have a plan in place by early next week. They hate to cancel quizzo, so I suspect the show would go on, but stay tuned.

Good week this week. Three big upsets, which is always good news, and four of the six quizzes came down to less than one question. Big ups to Inglorious Barristers, who after months of trying and several 2nd place finishes, finally claimed their first win. Also, congrats to Look Up, Look Down, Now I’m a Horse. They are playing well and seem to be having a lot of fun doing it. Finally, a big shout out to Why Can’t Us. Team member Audra’s last quiz was on Thursday (She’s moving to San Fran), and they came away with a big win in her final quiz. Also moving, Team #Friendship member and renowned local comic Kent Haines, who is headed to Chiacgo. Want to wish both Audra and Kent Happy Trails and best of luck in their new spots.

Westbury quiz is going well. We have four regular teams and a few newbies every week, but could certainly use another team or two if you’re thinking about playing. Their drink specials are always ridiculous and it’s a good (albeit difficult) quiz.

Working on a Wild card round for Tuesday that will be unlike any we’ve ever done. It’s going to be insane.

Finally, be sure to join me over on Johnny Goodtimes Quizzo on Facebook. Gonna be doing some fun stuff with it in the near future, once we get enough people on there.

Have a great weekend everybody. See ya next week.

It was 83 years ago today that Charles Lindbergh landed in Paris after flying across the Atlantic Ocean, and became one of the great American heroes of the 20th century. Of course, less than 15 years later, he would be seen as a villain by most Americans, and his legacy has been a source of controversy ever since.

Ok so we’re still working on a name for Wednesdays. Regardless, it is a good night to quiz. We start at the Vous at 6:15 p.m., as of late the most competitive quizzo on the scene. Not to be outdone, there is plenty of parity at the Black Sheep as well (with, quite frankly, a better chance to win if you score less than 100.) Black Sheep kicks off at 8 p.m. A very interesting wild card round tonight which I think is going to even the playing field at both venues. We’ll see.

I remember reading about this when I was a kid and thinking it was really cool. New England’s day of Darkness…when darkness fell at noon and didn’t lift for over 24 hours.There wouldn’t be another day of darkness  again in New England until 2010, when Boston’s hockey squad squandered a 3-0 Series lead to the Philadelphia Flyers.

Do you think an ad showing a mom holding a baby with dozens of caffeine pills within arms reach on a nearby table is necessarily a good message to send? Also, what’s up with that hair?

There is no quizzo at O’Neals tonight, thanks to the damn Flyers. We will be quizzing tonight at the Bards at 10:15 p.m., however. $2.50 Miller Lite and Lagers, and $40 gift certificate to the winners. Action starts at 10 p.m. Hope to see you at Bards!