Geena Davis

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

NPR

Comedy, Leisure, Other Games

4.6 • 35.7K Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Geena Davis went from being an Oscar-winning actor to a skilled archer to an activist to an author, and she's now executive producer of CBS' Mission Unstoppable. But, can she answer our three questions about blue jeans?

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0:00.0	From NPR and WB Easy Chicago, this is, wait, wait, don't tell me.
0:09.2	The NPR News Quiz, forget about the Eagles and Chiefs.
0:13.3	I'll be your super bill, Bill Curtis.
0:17.6	And here is your host at the Stoodamaker Theater at the Fine Arts Building in Chicago, Illinois,
0:27.0	Bill again for Peter Segal, it's Tom Papa.
0:32.7	Thanks Bill, thanks everybody.
0:34.7	I am Tom Papa, and for that other proud Papa, Peter Segal.
0:39.4	Peter is on his second week of paternity leave, so we can only expect he will try and break
0:45.4	back into the show sometime around our bluff game.
0:49.2	Stay strong, Peter.
0:51.8	Later on, Gina Davis, the Hollywood icon, and last person you want to write shotgun with,
0:57.0	we'll be joining us.
1:01.2	But before you drive your car off a cliff, give us a call.
1:05.6	The number is 1-888, wait, wait, that's 1-888-924-8924.
1:11.7	Now it's time to welcome our first listener contestant.
1:14.2	Hi, you are on, wait, wait, don't tell me.
1:17.1	Hey, how's it going?
1:18.1	My name is Jonathan Pogra, calling in from Sacramento, California.
1:21.5	Oh, nice to hear from you, Jonathan.
1:23.9	How Sacramento these days?
1:26.1	Not as rainy as it has been, which is a good thing.
1:30.0	That's good.
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