Around The Room (Literally)
This “Lady” has a replica in the room, and she was featured in an Etsy ad in which the Americans attempt to give the French a cheese plate in exchange for her.
What is The Statue of Liberty?
This wild, hot-stepping dance went wrong when George and Mary fell into a pool.
What is the Charleston?
This film star, one of the very first people to regularly have roles in silent movies, won third place in a lookalike contest based on himself.
Who is Charlie Chaplin?
Schur, as many people do, got his career started as a writer for this show, with writers in the past such as Adam Sandler and Bob Odenkirk.
What is Saturday Night Live?
Over thirty of the 47 presidents have owned this animal during their time at the White House.
What is a dog?
This word, which translates to “endurer” in Greek, is the name of an information-filled object in this room, which gathers dust very easily.
What is Atlas?
This country, home to the tango, is also the home of such monumental inventions like the ballpoint pen and the helicopter!
What is Argentina?
In this movie, Velda Plendor injures her ankle and must be left behind by the Culver City Red Feathers.
What is Troop Beverly Hills?
Schur had a minor role on this show as Mose Schrute, cousin of one of the main characters.
What is the Office?
This president was famous for his menagerie, including a one-legged rooster and a snake named Emily Spinach.
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
Our Samsung TV comes with a perk! We get automatic access to this streaming service, allowing us to view programs like The Twilight Zone and Mental Samurai.
What is Pluto?
The name twin of this dance, with a foundational step rhythm of “slow, slow quick, quick,” is no longer in daily syndication.
What is Foxtrot?
Ammonium thioglycolate is a key element in the court case worked on by Reese Witherspoon in this 2001 rom-com.
What is Legally Blonde?
Schur became the Weekend Update producer in 2001: his first episode was after this infamous event.
What are the September Eleventh Attacks?
This couple adopted a dog named Major from the Delaware Humane Association, making him the first shelter dog to live in the White House.
Who are the Bidens?
This game, from the creators of Throw Throw Burrito, involves many brightly colored instances of the title creature, including Yellow Taco and Red Pirate.
What is Mantis?
These dancers go through their shoes incredibly fast, some only lasting for a single performance.
What are ballerinas?
In this movie, the main character comes up with an epic plan, and he gets up to explaining Part Q, involving a scale model of the mall, when his friends get fed up and tell him to do something simpler.
What is PeeWees Big Adventure?
The fourth season of this show, produced by Schur, received a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but the episode “Swing Vote” from season six is often considered the worst episode from this show ever, due to the fact that the network did a last minute extension and their hurried episode clunkily tied in to the plot.
What is Parks and Recreation?
In 1926, Calvin Coolidge was gifted this animal for Thanksgiving dinner, but instead of eating it, they adopted it and named it Rebecca.
What is a raccoon?
3 copies of this book are present in the room, and it features, among many other things, a short story about way too many eggs.
What is the Beastie Boys Book?
Modern dancers in the 1900s were sometimes arrested for indecency because this part of their method was considered scandalous.
What are Bare Feet?
DAILY DOUBLE
A woman says “I don‘t get it” three times after being sent to Schoenfeld’s in this movie.
What is Miracle On 34th Street?
Schur and Rashida Jones co-wrote the script for an episode of this show, titled “Nosedive,” in which people are able to rate each other on their phones, which inspired the episode “App Development and Condiments” from a 2009 show by Dan Harmon.
What is Black Mirror?
This president caused a scandal when he lifted his beagle, named Him, up by the ears, which was seen as cruel, although he claims it was just to make the dog bark.
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?