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Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

Wait Wait goes wild on spring break

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

NPR

Other Games, Leisure, Comedy

4.637.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2026

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This week, we're celebrating spring break with our friends Rhea Seehorn, Delroy Lindo, Andy Richter, and Jon M. Chu. Plus, the panel gets in on the fun with some of our favorite questions from this past year. 

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0:00.0

From NPR and WVEC Chicago, this is Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz.

0:11.0

I'm the seven-time winner of the Fort Lauderdale Wet Blazer Contest, Bill Tartis.

0:22.6

And here is your host at the Studebaker Theater in the Fine Arts Building in Chicago, Illinois.

0:28.6

Peters. There you go.

0:29.6

Thank you, Bill.

0:31.6

Thanks, everybody.

0:33.6

It is spring break.

0:35.6

And just like we did in college, everyone on our show is taking

0:39.5

the opportunity to stay home and catch up on our homework.

0:43.0

Speak for yourself, dweeb.

0:47.7

I'm at a karaoke bar in Cabo, absolutely lit on tequila, singing charone at the top of my lungs.

0:58.7

Okay, fine.

1:00.2

While Bill is having fun, the rest of us are reviewing our notes from the past year or so.

1:05.4

Delroy Lindo may not have won an Oscar for his role in the movie Sinners,

1:09.2

but I am sure he was just as happy

1:11.2

to join us back in January to talk about his amazing career.

1:14.9

Thank you.

1:15.9

I'm such a big fan of yours. I feel like I've seen you in movies and TV for a very long

1:24.3

time, but I don't really associate you with one role, and I was wondering,

1:29.5

do other people, do people recognize you mostly for one thing or another?

1:34.7

One thing or another, meaning different audience members have different references for me,

1:41.6

based on what they've seen me do. There is not one part in particular.

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