Sliding the helloes in reverse, the introductions of the generations take the step and hold Y to X to Baby Boomers. In that order, a flip of the burger and the game is under way. Greedy Smith with Amanda Keller, Sophie Lee and Charlie Pickering for the X and Josh Thomas with Matt Lee holding up for Generation Y.
Slow start on the first round, save for the Baby Boomers taking out the TV shows missing a character. 5 against the 2 of the other teams and they're into the run of things, Smith putting his hand up to answer instead of hitting the button on the desk.
Host Shaun Micallef relenting from last week's vow to never announce the name of the second round, but "What's a Doodle Do?" And again, as they are stars in their own right, cartoon characters representing their visages with "Photos courtesy" of their respective houses.
Micallef shining Woody Allen and an imitation that sputters at the right moments and killing the rest but only for the first two movie tag lines before taking off the horn-rimmed glasses and vocal affect. Snapping fine delivery and the Baby Boomers standing still as X and Y take 15 and 14 respectively.
Flipping back from the intro the Boomers hold into the long with 26 as the fresh faces wake up on 22, Generation X in the back with 16.
Serving up the final end game challenge with a long arm of destiny from a Mayan monk, 11 points and the 1957 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for breakfast in bed to Micallef.
Baby Boomers dishing up a B+ platter of juice, toast, cereal and fruit. Generation X spreading a lot of choice and a Lee standing with a flower. Y not really even showing any effort and not much even more than a snack really. Micallef taking a bite and throwing it to the audience and pleas of Y to allow them the win of the night over X.
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
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