Beat the Geeks

Série télévisée
2001–2002
TV-PG
30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueContestants compete against experts known as "Geeks" in various fields of pop culture trivia, like TV, movies, and music. They answer easier questions to earn points and reach the final roun... Tout lireContestants compete against experts known as "Geeks" in various fields of pop culture trivia, like TV, movies, and music. They answer easier questions to earn points and reach the final round.Contestants compete against experts known as "Geeks" in various fields of pop culture trivia, like TV, movies, and music. They answer easier questions to earn points and reach the final round.

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Anecdotes
On Howard Stern's radio program (July 1, 2002), Mark Cronin guest starred to plug the second season of Beat The Geeks. In honor, Howard Stern played an on-air version of the show. Two contestants played for $10,000 and challenged different geeks. 'Stuttering' John Melendez was the Star Wars Geek, Gary Dell'Abate was the Rock 'n Roll Geek, Artie Lange was the Sports Geek, and Howard Stern was the Superman Geek. Vinnie Favale served as Host.

Citations
Blaine: First you have to survive the toss up round, hands over your buzzers, the first one to buzz in with the correct answer will get 10 points and the chance to go up against a geek. Now here's how the follow up works. If you beat the geek you get ten points. If he beats you, you get knocked back 5.

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Referenced in Tosh.0: Looking for a Girlfriend (2010)

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The only reason I still watch Comedy Central!

I love this show! The geeks are pompous enough, but the viewer can understand, after all, these geniuses are there for a reason. I also recently found out that the Movie Geek was, like me, born in Cincinnati, and in my opinion would be the toughest to beat. I wonder though, why was Blaine Capatch chosen to succeed J. Keith? Mr. Van Stratten sounded geeky (no offense, but it's true) and Mr. Capatch does not, although he is rude enough to the losers at the end of each round. Tiffany stands out as the cute one. If I become a Geek, it would be the Presidents geek. I also would probably laugh at the Geek who loses a medal to me or offer a witty comeback to a geek I'd challenge.