Fish, Right on
This freshwater fish is often caught in lakes and rivers across North America and is known for its whiskers and bottom-feeding habits
What is catfish?
Before becoming a TV personality, this dog behaviorist ran a canine rehabilitation center in Los Angeles and was known for walking packs of dogs off-leash
Who is Cesar Millan?
This drink is Mike's sober drink concoction
What is seltzer with a splash of cranberry juice and a lime?
In this SNL sketch, Pedro Pascal stars in a Super Bowl commercial that descends into surreal chaos, featuring a chicken deity, a ranch pool, and a man screaming “It’s not a restaurant!”
What is Wing Pit?
This 1959 comedy is both a cinematic classic and how Mike prefers his temperature
What is Some Like it Hot?
This aggressive predator is found in northern lakes, has sharp teeth, and is known for striking flashy lures
What is northern pike?
This Yellowstone character, a former Navy SEAL and son of John Dutton, struggles with PTSD and is often caught between his loyalty to family and his moral compass
Who is Kayce Dutton?
This drink caused Mike to blackout in his 20s
What is Tequila sunrise?
“I thought we were gonna fight, not jazz dance!” is shouted by Pedro Pascal in this SNL sketch where rival gangs break into a Broadway-style number
What is Cobras & Panthers?
This 1998 comedy starring Adam Sandler was recorded by Mike on VHS—right before a Rugrats compilation, making for one of the most chaotic tape pairings in history
That is The Waterboy?
This saltwater fish is a favorite among surfcasters along the Atlantic coast and is prized for its fight and flaky meat
What is striped bass?
This fast-food chain served as a front for Gus Fring’s drug empire, where he ran a meth operation behind a pristine public image
What is Los Pollos Hermanos?
This zero-calorie soft drink, introduced in 2005, was designed to taste more like the original than its diet counterpart (the mecca of sodas)
What is Coke Zero?
In an SNL sketch, Pedro Pascal plays a customer service rep who responds to increasingly bizarre package complaints — including a box full of bees — with this skeptical phrase
What is “I don’t know about that”?
This band unexpectedly headlines a charity concert at the end of Rat Race, where the contestants donate their prize money live on stage
Who is Smash Mouth?
This colorful trout species is native to the western U.S. and is often targeted by fly fishermen in cold mountain streams
What is cutthroat trout?
This political thriller made history as the first U.S. TV series to film an entire season in Berlin, and its fourth season was shot entirely in South Africa
What is Homeland?
This hazelnut liqueur, named after a legendary Italian monk, is recognizable by its bottle shaped like a friar
What is Frangelico?
Eddie Murphy turned a beloved children's TV host into a street-wise, tough-talking parody in this famous sketch
Who is Mr. Robinson?
This 1969 film’s haunting harmonica theme, composed by John Barry, captured the loneliness and grit of a hustler’s life in New York City (bonus: it was also Mike's ringtone)
What is Midnight Cowboy?
This fish can only be caught by the most skilled fishermen and pictures of the catch must be shared as often as possible
What is Tuna?
This city, once the capital of the Targaryen dynasty, was destroyed in a mysterious cataclysm known as “The Doom”
What is Valyria?
This French liqueur, made from a secret blend of 130 herbs and plants, is produced by Carthusian monks and comes in both green and yellow varieties
What is Chartreuse?
In this sketch, a wounded solider tries to deliver his heartfelt final words, but is constantly interrupted by his fellow soldiers with questions like "is it about me?"
What is the "Dying Wish" sketch?
This 1979 war film, inspired by Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, follows Captain Willard’s journey into Cambodia to assassinate a rogue colonel
What is Apocalypse Now?