From NPR and WDB Easy Chicago, this is, wait, wait, don't tell me the NPR news quiz.

Hey, reset your clocks. It's a new millennium.

Undo-curdies. And here is your host at the Chase Man Coddatorium in Chicago, Peter Segal.

Thank you, Bill. Thanks, everybody. So, it is a new year, but it's not just that.

It's a new decade of the 2020s. We were supposed to have a sea lab by now.

There should be colonies on Mars. Instead, all we've managed to invent is slankets.

But before we get disappointed in the decade to come, we decided to go over why the last decade.

The 2010s were actually not so bad. We asked our staff and you, our listeners,

to name your favorite moments from the last ten years of our show.

Amazingly, we found enough stuff to fill a whole hour.

I was prepared to fill the last half hour by humming patriotic music.

Du-du-du-du du-du du du du du du du du du du du du du du du.

Thank you, Bill. We will start with a not my job game with cookbook author Mark Bitman from 2013.

My plan was to ask him three questions about the superhero Batman but Faith Saley got in the way.

Well, Mark Bitman, we're delighted to talk to you. We've asked you here to play a game we're calling Holy Bitman Batman.

Batman?

That's right.

That's right.

So we're sure this happens to you a lot,

with the name like Bitman being mistaken for the Cape Crusader,

the world's greatest detective, the Dark Knight.

So we're gonna ask you three questions about Batman,

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