It happens in Colorado for an hour a day, and former prosecutor Steven Cohen calls it “the oddest kaffeeklatsch in the history of Western civilization.” What goes on?
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Wednesday’s Question (No. 205)–“Nothing but Cash”: Devise a pair of words to fill in the two blanks–one word each–as Thomas Rogers, president of NBC cable, describes his shift away from the old network economic model: “Our goal over time is to turn viewers into __________ and __________.”“Hunters and gatherers.”–M.G. Lord, Marshall Efron, Jon Delfin, and Joe Shaw“Dharma and Greg.”–Jon Hotchkiss“Readers and writers. (He was promptly fired.)”–Paul Tullis“Cash and checks.”–Steve Lyle (Marshall Efron had a similar answer.)”Imbeciles and quick.”–Tamar Haspel“Malcontents and loners. (’We’re going to steal the Internet’s thunder!’)”–Doug Strauss“Gays and lesbians. (Turns out Falwell was right all along.)”–Tim Carvell
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