What was James Bonds favorite drink? Where is London Bridge? What's an example of a poisonous snake? The right answers will shock you! The wrong answers will make you guffaw. Join us for another episode of Joy Bomb Trivia.

What do Usain Bolt, Bernie Madoff, and Alexander Graham Bell have in common? What dogs live longest? Did Freud have a clue? Do you? Join for another Cherry Bomb in which Ethan and Christopher discover whether or not they have what it takes to be a contestant on Jeopardy.

In this special episode, we change up the format and have not one, not two, but three guests on to compete in four rounds of ridiculous trivia shenanigans all focusing on big movie franchises. If you're not a pop culture nerd, don't worry. You may be by the end of the episode.

Discover how little Christopher knows about the color of water--not the movie, but the actual stuff that we're all surrounded by always. And listen to both hosts do some mental gymnastic in an attempt to figure out when Kennedy was shot. Would they may make the cut for Jeopardy contestants? Probably not. But they sure do run a mighty fun podcast.

In a divided world, what do Americans have in common? And what were the Olympics like before they were sane? And why would a crowd cheer for a guy making an omelet? Find out the answers to those questions and more with hosts Ethan and Christopher plus special guest Karen Cianciulli.

Finally, some resolution on some long standing questions like: What level of education do these silly billies have? And can seals beatbox?

The return of "Fusion Bombs" and "What Is That Thing?" plus new games called "Obscure to Obvious" and "That's Pretty Vague, Bro."

How many legs does a centipede have? Does an English degree imbue us with the power to teach science? And is an affinity for trivia the equivalent of a PhD? Find out in this very episode.