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Hard Quiz (2016) Season 10 Episode 30 - David Fincher Films, Killer Whales, The B-52s & Vintage Sewing Machines
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00:00Tonight on a Hard Quiz.
00:03Ben, Chief Technology Officer.
00:05Expert subject, David Fincher Films.
00:09Alex, Public Servant.
00:12Expert subject, Killer Whales.
00:15Julie, Paywell Systems Strategist.
00:18Expert subject, New Wave Band, the V-52s.
00:23Mike, Sewing Machine Mechanic.
00:25Expert subject, Vintage Sewing Machines.
00:30Here's your host, Tom Bleser.
00:33Yes!
00:34Hello!
00:36Hello!
00:37Hello!
00:38Welcome to Hard Quiz.
00:39These contestants are pigs.
00:41Last one to squeal will be tonight's Hard Quiz Champion.
00:46To be part of the show at home, go to the ABC TV iview socials.
00:50Let's say hello.
00:51G'day, Mike.
00:52Hello, Tom.
00:52Now, you repair and restore vintage sewing machines.
00:56Yes.
00:57Why?
00:57Beautiful pieces of engineering that deserve respect and to be used until their owners and
01:07their owners' children are all dead.
01:10Okay.
01:15Well, if you're looking for respect, I feel like you've come to the wrong place.
01:18Now, you collect sewing machines.
01:21How many in your collection?
01:23Um, I stopped counting at about 150.
01:28Oh, right.
01:28When does it stop being a collection and become a condition?
01:32When you can't actually walk across the laundry room without tripping over one.
01:36Okay.
01:37Here are a few more of yours.
01:39What are we looking at there?
01:391870s, Singer, Mother of Pearl, Model 12.
01:44Oh.
01:45Whoever made that, they're probably still watching the ABC.
01:49I think the owner is probably deceased.
01:55Original owner.
01:56Did I just make a joke and you untangled it into a fact?
02:00Julie.
02:01Yes, Tom.
02:02Now, your expert subject is the B-52s.
02:09How'd you first get into the band?
02:11Oh, look, every woman of a certain age, like me, watching them on Countdown.
02:15Watching them on Countdown when they first came on.
02:19I thought they were fantastic.
02:20I thought, breath of fresh air, something different, cool chicks, gay guys, songs about
02:26dancing with your friends and going to parties.
02:29Right up my alley, Tom.
02:30So, I've been to Vegas twice to see them.
02:33Because I went to their farewell tour, there I am, with my lovely wife, Emma.
02:36Now, you won a medal at the Gay Games.
02:38I did, yes, after nine attempts.
02:41Right.
02:45Attempts at what?
02:46Nine games.
02:47They're every four years.
02:48I've been going since 1994 and I finally won a medal after all these years.
02:52No, no, no, but I mean, like, what event?
02:53I didn't think it was just for being gay.
02:55No.
02:56I would have won a medal for that years ago, Tom.
02:58You tried to be gay nine times, didn't work out.
03:01You finally nailed it on the last go.
03:02Many more times than that, yeah.
03:03No, what event?
03:05No, golf, Tom.
03:05Golf?
03:06Yep.
03:06Okay.
03:07And you got a margarita there?
03:08Yeah, no, it's 11 in the morning and I just won a medal, so, you know, what the hell.
03:12It was Mexico.
03:13It was in Mexico.
03:14Alex.
03:14Hi, Tom.
03:15What got you interested in killer whales?
03:17The killing?
03:19No, I don't have a murderous streak, Tom, but at school all the other girls went to dolphins
03:24and I wanted to choose something a little bit different.
03:26Kind of related, but not exactly the same, so I went with killer whales.
03:30So, just before we get into it, so, is it killer whales or orcas?
03:33What's more correct?
03:34I don't want to give too much away, but...
03:36We're running with killer whales because it sounds cool.
03:38That's right, it does sound cool.
03:39But you can call them orcas as well?
03:40You can do either, yes.
03:41It's either?
03:42Yeah, either.
03:43Yeah.
03:46Now, a lot of your family holidays involve going to see killer whales.
03:53Yes.
03:53Was anyone else in the family interested in them?
03:56I think my parents started to get a slight interest because I was obsessed and they thought
04:00it's just easier to go along with it rather than show resistance, even though they were
04:04completely in charge of the funds and where we would go on the holidays, but we've gone
04:08everywhere to see them, New Zealand, all parts of Australia, and then we finally saw them
04:12in Canada.
04:13Wow.
04:14Yeah.
04:14So, all your family holidays are just organised around your interest?
04:17Yes.
04:18Yes.
04:19Are you an only child?
04:20I am.
04:20Yeah.
04:21Okay.
04:26Ben.
04:26Tom.
04:27Now, you're mad for David Fincher films.
04:30Yep.
04:30For people who don't know, what kind of films does he direct?
04:32A bit of everything in there.
04:34Seven and Fight Club are sort of the earlier, darker ones than Alien 3 and then the later
04:38social network and more prestige like Benjamin Button.
04:40Okay.
04:41So, how old were you when you were introduced to David Fincher?
04:43Way too young.
04:44I think I saw Seven way before I should have seen Seven, definitely.
04:49Did your parents think Seven was an age requirement?
04:52Possibly.
04:53Just absent parents.
04:54Now, you toured Australia with a death metal band.
04:56Yes.
04:57What was the band called?
04:58The band I toured with was a band called Letters of Carnage.
05:01Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
05:04That's the early days in a band called Lenore.
05:06Now, you mentioned that your mum grew up with Ivan Milat.
05:09Mm-hmm.
05:09Is that why she thought seeing Seven was a good idea?
05:14Possibly.
05:15Yeah, my mum and all her brothers and sisters all were the same age, living in Granville and
05:19Sydney at the same time as the Milats.
05:21What was he like when he was younger?
05:22According to my mum, not very nice.
05:27Oh.
05:28At least he's consistent.
05:30All right, let's play.
05:31Hard!
05:33Expert round.
05:34Expert subject.
05:35Win or lose five points.
05:37Steal and answer double points.
05:40I'll ask each of you five questions on your expert subject.
05:42Right, you get five points.
05:43Wrong, I will take five points from you.
05:45The rest of you can steal at any time to get double points.
05:47Let's start with Ben and his expert subject, David Bintrefield.
05:51As seen in the film's gritty title sequence, the film Seven is often spelt with the number
05:58Seven replacing what letter?
06:00To the steal of Mike!
06:01S.
06:03Incorrect.
06:03Ben?
06:04V.
06:05Correct!
06:10That's why it should actually be pronounced S-7-en-en.
06:13One of Finch's early jobs was camera assistant as part of the animation team working on these
06:22things for which Star Wars film?
06:24Ben?
06:24Return of the Jedi?
06:26Correct!
06:29The social network opens with Mark Zuckerberg getting dumped by his girlfriend who tells
06:34him that if girls don't like him, it's because he's an arsehole, not because he's
06:38a what.
06:41It's wide open.
06:43For the steal, it's Mike!
06:44Two.
06:46Incorrect!
06:51It's still wide open.
06:53Quick, someone feel the awkward silence.
06:58Time's up.
06:59Nerd.
07:00Yeah.
07:01Yeah, it's...
07:02Just a guess.
07:06Yeah, it was just a guess.
07:07Okay, yeah.
07:08F*** me dead.
07:10Yeah, the answer is nerd.
07:12Yeah.
07:12The scene actually took 99 takes to capture making the real arsehole David Fincher.
07:18To score his films, Fincher frequently collaborates with composers Atticus Ross and Trent Reznor,
07:24members of which Grammy-winning industrial rock band?
07:27Nine Inch Nails.
07:28Correct!
07:31Industrial rock bands, Nine Inch Nails is correct.
07:34Last question in your set, Ben.
07:36In preparation for filming Fight Club, stars Brad Pitt and Edward Norton learnt how to make
07:42what toiletry?
07:43Ben.
07:44Soap.
07:45Correct!
07:49Next set of questions is for Alex on Killer Whales.
07:56Killer whales, or orcas, are the largest member of the Delfinidae family, also known as Oceanic
08:02what?
08:03Alex.
08:03Dolphins.
08:05Correct!
08:10SeaWorld in the US ended its orca breeding program after backlash escalated with the release
08:15of which 2013 documentary?
08:17Alex.
08:17Blackfish.
08:19Correct!
08:19Yeah, the doco focused on the life of an orca named Tillicum, who was used in the breeding
08:27program despite killing multiple humans.
08:30Killer whales don't usually go after people in the wild though, do they?
08:34No, they don't.
08:35So the suggestion was the whale did not enjoy being kept in captivity.
08:38That's right, I think it went a bit mad.
08:41An orca uprising made news in 2023 as a pod of killer whales in the Strait of Gibraltar
08:46had been doing what?
08:48Alex.
08:49Sinking boats.
08:51Correct!
08:51That's one of the damaged boats there.
08:57Some experts reckon it kicked off thanks to one orca named White Gladys being upset with
09:02the boats.
09:03Yeah, it wouldn't be the first time that White Gladys started shit.
09:06She's been writing letters to the ABC for years.
09:13F*** off, Gladys.
09:16Female killer whales are one of only a handful of animals, including humans, to enter which
09:20reproductive life phase?
09:23Julie for the steal.
09:25Menopause.
09:26Correct!
09:31Place menopause with killer whale mums look after their adult sons and keep them out of
09:34fights.
09:36And that's why they go to the Arctic, it's to get rid of the hot flushes.
09:43Last question in your set, Alex.
09:45In Antarctic waters, pack ice orcas work together to hunt seals on ice flows, using a technique
09:52called wave what?
09:54Alex.
09:55Washing?
09:56Correct!
10:00They just flip them off and eat them, don't they?
10:02That's right, they do.
10:03Flip them off and eat them.
10:04They're like jerks, but they're jerks who work as a team.
10:06Yes.
10:07That's right.
10:08Time now for Julie and the B-52s.
10:15You're relaxing into it, are you, Mike?
10:17Yep.
10:17I wouldn't mind doing the same, actually.
10:20I don't want you to see my nipple piercing.
10:31Formed in 1976 and known as the world's greatest party band, the B-52s name is a reference to
10:36what hairstyle?
10:37Julie.
10:38Bouffonts.
10:38Bouffonts.
10:39Correct!
10:41Yeah, Bouffonts or beehives is correct.
10:45Intrepid reporter Molly Meldrum got to the bottom of it.
10:48First of all, the name.
10:49Is it a bummer or is it a hairdo or is it nothing?
10:52The idea.
10:53It's a hairdo.
10:54All right.
10:54What an interrogation.
10:58It was like watching Sarah Ferguson at work.
11:03In the lyrics of their hit song, the B-52s implore people heading to the love shack to bring
11:09money for what music machine?
11:11Julie.
11:11Jukebox.
11:11Correct!
11:17Frontman Fred Schneider often performs using sprechazang, a vocalisation style that combines
11:22singing and what?
11:24Julie.
11:24Speaking.
11:25Correct!
11:29Fred Schneider admits he can't sing well, so he just sort of recites.
11:33Can you give us an example?
11:35I think I won't, but...
11:36If you see a faded sign on the side of the road,
11:41after his musical hiatus in the 70s,
11:49John Lennon said he was inspired to make music again.
11:53Julie.
11:53After hearing Rock Lobster.
11:55Correct!
11:57After hearing which B-52s hit, Rock Lobster is correct.
12:02It's the one that goes like this.
12:08So, how did Rock Lobster inspire John Lennon?
12:12I think he heard it and thought it was really different and something new, so he wanted
12:15to get out and do music again.
12:17Alex, I can't believe you didn't get it.
12:19Like, it's on your shirt.
12:20Yeah.
12:20Yeah.
12:21Yeah.
12:23Playing a fictionalised version of themselves called the B-C-52s, Julie.
12:28The Flintstones movie in 1994.
12:29Correct!
12:30The band performs the Bedrock Twitch song in what movie The Flintstones is correct?
12:36Five for five!
12:43Alright, last set in the expert round, it's Mike and Vintage Sewing Machines.
12:47Mike and Vintage Sewing Machines were initially operated by hand cranks and foot treadles until
12:57the advent of what power source?
12:59Mike.
13:00The electric motor.
13:01Correct!
13:02Do you do any hand cranking?
13:10I'm not sure I should answer that, Tom.
13:12I don't know.
13:13Sometimes I find you've got to crank it yourself.
13:15Anyway.
13:15Introduced in 1933, the singer 221 was partly made from aluminium and shares its name with
13:23what boxing division?
13:25Mike.
13:25Featherwit.
13:26Correct!
13:30A lock stitch is created when the thread in a needle interlocks with a second thread that
13:35has been spooled around what component of the machine?
13:38Mike.
13:39Bobbin.
13:40Correct!
13:40Before the lock stitch, sewing machines would make a chain stitch, which as we all know,
13:49is a dog shit stitch.
13:50Is that right, Mike?
13:51Yes.
13:52It can easily be unravelled.
13:53Yeah.
13:54Single thread running through, you just pull it and the whole thing comes out.
13:58As opposed to having two threads where one locks the other one in.
14:01Yep.
14:02That's as much sewing chat as I can do.
14:05Early sewing machines often had ornate designs, including an 1868 model by Kimball and Morton,
14:13shaped like what large cats?
14:15Mike.
14:16A lion.
14:19Correct.
14:20You got one of it?
14:21No, no.
14:22Last question in your set, Mike.
14:24Produced by Singer, the Isaac 1500 allowed users to program it using what Nintendo product?
14:31For the Steelers, Ben.
14:33Game Boy.
14:34Correct!
14:35Double buzz to you.
14:41So, just to be clear, this is the coolest fact that we could find out about sewing machines.
14:47And it's still pretty sad.
14:50We've rolled through their subjects, now let's roll through mine.
14:53Tom's round.
14:54Tom's subject, multiple choice.
14:58This week, I've been really getting into rage.
15:01It's my favourite emotion to evoke from my contestants.
15:04This round is multiple choice.
15:06Select your answers on your screens and press the buzzer to lock in the answer.
15:09According to an April 2024 study in Clinical Psychology Review, which of these is not good
15:15for calming anger?
15:16A, deep breathing.
15:18B, meditation.
15:19C, going for a run.
15:21D, playing volleyball.
15:22The answer is C, going for a run.
15:27That's why runners always look so shitty when they're, like, trying to just, like, the lights,
15:36you know, they're just like...
15:37Come on!
15:41Launched in 1987, late-night music video show Rage was initially pitched with what full title?
15:49A, Rage Till You Drop.
15:50B, Rage Till You Puke.
15:52C, Rage All Night Long.
15:53D, Rage Till You Can't Rage No More.
15:55The answer is B, Rage Till You Puke.
16:05Ah, the good old days at the ABC.
16:09Australian children's novel Toad Rage by Maurice Gleitzman follows a cane toad who tries to prove
16:15his worth to humans by participating in what event?
16:18A, local baking competition.
16:20B, school sports day.
16:22C, Australia's Got Talent.
16:23D, the Sydney Olympics.
16:29The answer is D, the Sydney Olympics.
16:32Oh, my God!
16:34Oh, my God!
16:36Oh, my God!
16:39In 2008, Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello endorsed the Zero Decibel Initiative.
16:45In protest of his songs being played where?
16:49A, Democratic National Convention.
16:51B, MTV.
16:52C, Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp.
16:55D, on MySpace.
16:59The answer is C, Guantanamo Bay.
17:07Yeah, their song Killing in the Name was played on repeat to torture the prisoners at Guantanamo Bay
17:12to prevent them from sleeping.
17:14Um, but even they there thought Love Shack on repeat was a bit much.
17:19You would have made them happy.
17:22Oh, tin roof rusting.
17:25Not again!
17:28Last question in my round's worth double points.
17:30Common in anime and manga, this anger mark represents what physical reaction?
17:36A, throbbing veins.
17:37B, rising temperature.
17:39C, migraine.
17:40D, shouting.
17:41E, sweating.
17:43F, uttering and expletive.
17:44The answer is A, throbbing veins.
17:55I'll show you how it works.
17:57Bloody Costa.
17:58All right, at the end of my round, Mike root the bottom on minus five.
18:05Get over here.
18:06What happened, Mike?
18:16I didn't make it so.
18:18All right, it's a people's round.
18:34The people's round against the clock.
18:36Roll in the dirt, play along at home.
18:38Your time starts now.
18:40The rice dish, paella, originated in which country?
18:44Alex.
18:44Spain.
18:45Yes.
18:46What brand name is the common generic term for an adhesive bandage?
18:50Alex.
18:50Band-aid.
18:51Yes.
18:52Tipping Point Australia airs on which network?
18:55Julie.
18:55I've gotten embarrassed to say this.
18:57Um, ten.
18:58No.
18:59Nine.
19:00Nine.
19:00I'm so embarrassed, I've got it wrong.
19:02What ice cream variety is best known as a mix of chocolate, strawberry and vanilla?
19:05Alex.
19:06Neapolitana?
19:07Oh, it's...
19:07No.
19:08Oh.
19:09Neapolitan is the answer.
19:11In basic chemistry, copper sulphate crystals are what colour?
19:16Time's up, Blue.
19:17Alanis Morissette sings that it's ironic to have 10,000 spoons when all you need is a what?
19:22Ben.
19:22Knife.
19:23Yes.
19:24At the supermarket, deli is short for what?
19:26Julie.
19:27Delicatessen.
19:28Yes.
19:28Poinsettia plants are common.
19:31Time's up.
19:32Decorations for which end of the year holiday?
19:34The answer is Christmas.
19:37Alright, for the end of the people's round, Alex and Julie, you're both on 20, which means
19:41it's over, bloody hard off!
19:43Hard off.
19:45That's right, only one of you will survive.
19:46Alast just one question, first to buzz in, we'll answer if you're right, you're staying.
19:50If you're wrong, you're dead to me, you ready?
19:51According to the Water Corporation's 2020 report, which WA region's drinking water is the hardest,
20:00Pinjarra or Lexia?
20:02Alex.
20:02Pinjarra.
20:05Incorrect.
20:05The correct answer is Lexia, which means you're dead to me.
20:08Get over here.
20:18Because you're an only child, if I was your parents, I would have just said you're right.
20:22That's right.
20:23I'm always a winner.
20:24Yeah, because I would have been worried about your self-esteem, and I would have told you
20:28that you were correct, and that you were much loved.
20:30Yeah, thank you, Tom.
20:32They're waiting for you backstage with open arms.
20:35Are you ready to go?
20:36I'm ready.
20:37Okay.
20:37Out!
20:40There she goes.
20:46Alright, only two left.
20:48Who's going to be the hard quiz champion?
20:49Ben and Julie, get over here, because it's time to play hard quiz.
20:52Final round, head-to-head, the B-52s versus David Fincher Films, hard quiz.
21:00Now, there can only be one hard quiz champion who gets to take home the limited edition Big
21:04Brass mug.
21:05What will you do with the mug if you win, Julie?
21:07Well, Tom, there's also not just the B-52s band and the bomber, there's also the B-52
21:11drinks.
21:12I think I might try and fill it with that, but that's a lot of drink.
21:15But, yeah, I'll give it a go.
21:16Alright.
21:16You could take it to the gay games.
21:18I could.
21:19I could share that with a lot of people, actually.
21:20Yeah.
21:21What about you, Ben?
21:22I think it'd make a pretty nice soap dish.
21:24Oh.
21:25Oh, yeah.
21:27Alright, specified penalty shootout style, harder questions on your expert subjects.
21:31So, it's Julie's knowledge of the B-52s versus Ben's knowledge of David Fincher Films.
21:36Let's play.
21:37Hard!
21:37Julie, the cover of 2008's Funplex was the first B-52s album to feature what correction
21:51to an error visible on all their previous studio albums?
21:56Yeah, okay.
21:57So, the band had an apostrophe in their name for all those years and then someone finally
22:04said, maybe we should take that out, so they did.
22:06So, the apostrophe out of B-52s.
22:08Thanks.
22:09Correct.
22:11Yeah, it was possessive and it's supposed to be a plural.
22:18Did it irritate you in the early days?
22:20I never even noticed.
22:21Oh, okay.
22:22You're not an ABC viewer then, are you?
22:28Alright.
22:28Ben, a Gone Girl scene captioned, The Morning Of, reveals Amy alive after her apparent disappearance.
22:38What is the first piece of evidence she is seen discarding?
22:45Ooh.
22:46The first piece of evidence she's seen discarding.
22:49I'll have to have a guess, um, to say the dress she was wearing.
23:03Incorrect.
23:04Correct answer is pens.
23:07Yeah, the pens that she was using in the diary entries that she was writing in to frame
23:12her husband of the murder.
23:14Spot on alert.
23:17It's been out for ages, come on.
23:18By the way, spoiler alert, Ben doesn't win this episode.
23:27That will either become a spoiler or a joke.
23:30Julie, the music video for Love Shack features an early on-screen appearance from which future
23:39Emmy-winning star?
23:42That would be the, uh, fabulous, uh, RuPaul.
23:48Correct.
23:49Yeah, it was the first mainstream appearance for RuPaul, uh, who went on to host the hit
24:00show RuPaul's Drag Race.
24:02Ben, Fincher is known for his use of so-called invisible visual effects.
24:08This raw image from the girl with the dragon tattoo is missing what CGI element?
24:14Hmm, I'm guessing steam?
24:23Incorrect.
24:24The correct answer is blood.
24:27Of course.
24:28Yeah.
24:28So Fincher is known for shooting many, many, many takes.
24:31That's his thing.
24:31And using blood on set requires make-up and you've got to clean it up and you've got to
24:36constantly reset.
24:36It's a pain in the arse, so he just adds it later with CGI.
24:40Julie, on their self-titled album, the song Dance This Mess Around lists multiple unusual
24:47dance moves.
24:48Which dance immediately follows the aqua velva?
24:52Oh God, uh, I'm just singing it in my head.
24:58I won't sing it that way.
24:59Uh, I think it's the shytona.
25:03Incorrect.
25:04The correct answer is the dirty dog.
25:08How could I have got that wrong, Tom?
25:09How?
25:11It's a dance I like to do.
25:14Other dances include the kookachoo, the shytona and the camel walk.
25:18Yep.
25:18All right, Ben.
25:21Before Brad Pitt's Fight Club character Tyler Durden is introduced, he flashes up on screen
25:27several times as a subliminal image.
25:30We've added some extra subliminal Brads to this frame.
25:35Which Brad is the one that actually appears in the scene?
25:39I think it's E.
25:49I'd say E.
25:53Incorrect.
25:55The correct answer is D.
25:59Yeah, he's right up in the foreground when he appears, just briefly.
26:01There's actually some subliminal Toms in this episode.
26:07So pay attention closely.
26:09Maybe you can rewind and watch it a few times on iview.
26:14Julie, if you get this right, you are tonight's hard quiz champion.
26:18On their debut album, band member Ricky Wilson is credited for playing guitar and what unusual
26:24instrument?
26:26I'm trying to think.
26:27They had all sorts of weird things on my kids' pianos and...
26:31What else did he play?
26:36Uh...
26:36Not sure.
26:38I'll go with the toy piano.
26:41Incorrect.
26:42The correct answer is...
26:44Smoke alarm.
26:44Oh.
26:46Okay.
26:47Didn't know that one, Tom.
26:48Yeah, the song Planet Claire features sound from a smoke alarm.
26:51Ben, you need this to say in?
26:53During the climax of Seven, the lead detectives receive a box from serial killer John Doe.
26:59There's a sticker on multiple sides of that box.
27:03Which five words have we removed from it?
27:07Hmm.
27:10Oh, this one actually never came up in any of my research and I can't remember it from
27:13the film, so...
27:14You might actually win this one.
27:16Ah.
27:16How many times have you seen the film?
27:18A hundred times, probably.
27:22Ah.
27:26United States Postal Service.
27:29Incorrect.
27:30The correct answer is...
27:32Please handle with care.
27:34Fragile.
27:34Which means...
27:36Julie, you are tonight's hard quiz champion!
27:39All right, Ben.
27:40You know what this means?
27:41Yep.
27:41There he goes.
27:50Congratulations, Julie.
27:51You are tonight's hard quiz champion.
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27:55And you get to do the sign-off.
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27:58Good job!
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