Ice Hockey (Trivia Battle)

Okay, a quick ice hockey question to start us off.

What

is the

objects

players try to shoot

into the other team's net?

Oh,

a puck.

A hockey puck.

Yeah,

you got it right.

Welcome to Kids vs Parents, the family tribute about where the backseat takes on the front

seat.

I'm Lovella.

And I'm

Steve.

Today we're doing

some ice hockey

trivia

because

the

NHL

season kicks off this week.

Oh, fun!

Right, first game start over here in the US

and

Canada.

Cool.

And so we thought we'd do an ice hockey game.

Yeah.

And

this

episode was

suggested by Aaron W.

and

Libby Pandas and Shane from

Spotify.

Thank you for writing in and suggesting.

Yeah.

Appreciate it.

Thank you.

So, Dad, what

does the winner get

today?

Okay, the winner of

today's ice

hockey trivia gets

a

power play.

Ooh!

Do you know what a power play is?

No.

Okay.

A power play means that they get

ten minutes of

total control

over the

music, or game

selection, or

family

activity.

Whoa!

So they are in

control.

That's

cool.

Ten minutes.

Yeah.

All right.

All right.

Stakes are high, huh?

Stakes

are high.

Let's do this.

Who's gonna go first?

Why don't you go first?

Kids first.

All right.

Kids on the ice first.

Uh oh.

All right.

Get your boots on,

helmets, pads,

stick, all of the

gear you need for ice hockey.

You're up first.

Here we go.

Question number one.

How many

periods are played

in a

regulation

hockey game?

Ooh!

How many periods are played in a regulation hockey game?

Have you seen a

hockey game before?

Yes, I have.

You went to see the

Ducks, right?

The

Anaheim

Ducks.

Yes, I did.

Place?

Just

last

year.

Quack!

Quack!

Quack!

No!

Quack!

No

Each period.

I

want to say

four, but I also want to say

two.

I also want to say three.

Okay.

Well, which one of those three numbers do you want to go with?

I think I'm gonna go with four.

Gonna go with four?

Yeah.

You are

incorrect.

What?

It is three periods.

Dang

it!

Yeah.

I know it's a bit strange.

I mean, if there was two, they would call them halves.

Yeah.

Four.

I don't

get it.

I've gotten it wrong.

They would call them

quarters.

Okay.

Okay.

Say three periods.

It is.

All right.

Sure.

All right.

Question

number two.

What is the name

of the

hockey superstar nicknamed

the Great One?

Any

ideas?

You're looking at me blankly.

It's a

famous hockey player.

Can you name a

famous hockey player?

No.

No.

Nicholas.

Nicholas.

Shaw.

Shaw.

Nicholas

Shaw.

I don't know why I came up with.

I feel like I know

someone

like that.

No.

No.

That is

incorrect.

The great

one

is

Wayne

Gretzky.

Have you heard of that person

before?

No.

No.

Okay.

Never

in my life.

Never heard

that

person

in your life.

Well, that is the great one,

Wayne Gretzky.

Wayne Gretzky.

Yep.

There you go.

Very, very popular player.

Yes.

Very

well known.

Okay.

Haven't scored a goal yet.

You're zero.

Question

number three.

You're going to get on the board here for sure.

Which

NHL team has a

penguin

holding a hockey stick

on its logo?

Penguin holding a hockey stick.

Which NHL team?

The

Penguins.

Oh,

okay.

I

need the

city.

The

Pennsylvania

Penguins.

The Pennsylvania

Penguins.

I like the alliteration.

You've gone with alliteration.

Isn't that what they always do?

I feel like

they don't

always

do that.

That is good.

The

New York Penguin.

Yeah, I'm just go with

Pennsylvania Penguins.

Pensel.

I like the alliteration.

That's

good.

I know

you were so close.

You were

so close.

What was

it?

You were right with the in

with

the alliteration.

It's not the Pennsylvania Penguins.

It's the

Pittsburgh

Penguins.

Oh, oh, you were so close.

I want to give you the point.

No, don't give me the point.

But I'm not gonna.

Don't give me the point.

No, I'm not gonna.

You want to earn it properly?

I

do.

All right.

Last question for you.

Here we go.

What

is the name of the

NHL's

championship

trophy?

The

Stanley,

the Stanley

Cup, the Stanley Cup.

You are correct.

Hey, let's go.

Where have you heard that?

In a book.

In a book.

In a book about

hockey.

Ah, there you go.

The

Stanley Cup.

Well done.

Stanley Cup.

Good job.

All right, you got on the board.

One.

One out of four.

Yeah.

That's pretty good, considering you

don't

really know

anything about ice hockey.

All I know is

people skate on ice

and they shoot

around a little black

circle, which you know is called a puck.

That's right.

All right.

And they have

really good food.

Stadium food is yum.

It's so good.

So good, stadium food.

All right.

Well, we're up next, right?

Parents up next.

Oh yeah.

All right, parents.

You're going to be going on the ice next.

Period

number two

for the parents.

All right, here we go.

Question number one: Which

team has won the most

Stanley Cups

in

NHL

history?

Oh, which

team has won the most

cups?

Um, okay, I

think

it's an

it's a

Canadian team.

So I'm going to guess: is it the Maple Leafs

or the?

Trying to think of the

Canadian teams.

Maple Leafs, syrups.

The syrups.

The syrups.

Maple syr

No,

they should do maple

syrup.

You want to change them to the maple syrups?

Let's start a

petition.

Okay, so it could be the maple leaves or the

Montreal Canadiens.

I think is the other team that I know.

I think there is another Canadian team too, but I can't think of them at the moment.

I'm going to

go

with the Montreal Canadiens.

Is my guess.

You

are

correct.

I am.

Yeah.

Nice.

I thought it was a

Canadian team.

Oh yes.

Um.

I don't.

I don't know what the other Canadian team is.

Someone can write in the comments.

Ready?

Okay.

Yep.

Question number two.

What

number

did

Wayne

Gretzky

famously wear?

Oh, nice

question.

Okay,

this

is.

I

only know this.

Okay, so I used to play roller hockey when I was a kid.

Oh yeah, on roller blades.

Because in Australia we don't have a lot of ice

around, not a lot of ice

rinks.

No, it

just smells not a lot of frozen lakes

anywhere.

So, but I did play roller hockey, and

I remember Wayne Gretzky's jersey.

I remember his number.

It was

ninety nine.

You

are

correct.

I am correct.

Thank you.

A you know, fun fact: they have

retired

number ninety nine from

NHL.

So no other players wear ninety nine anymore because he's such

a

revered

player

that they've you know honored that number

and

no one uses it anymore.

Love it.

Yeah,

that's so

special.

Cool.

All right.

All right.

I'm doing well.

I like this

round.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

The next

question is going to be a

multiple

choice.

I like

that.

Okay.

Question

number three.

In

what year was the NHL founded?

A

1914, B

1917,

C

192

Okay.

1914,

1917,

1923

and

25, and 25.

1925.

Okay.

I feel like okay.

I'm going to rule out 1925 because I didn't hear anything

last

year

about

the

hundred

year.

Oh, that's

smart.

All right, right.

And I feel like I probably would have heard that

if it was 25.

So I'm going to rule out 25.

23.

I'm gonna rule out 1923 for the same reason.

So I'm gonna go to

1914

and 1917.

I'm gonna pick one of those two.

I'm

really not sure.

It's gonna be a guess.

So I am going to say 1917 is my answer.

You are

correct.

Yes.

This is

fair.

Nice.

It is fair.

No, it's

not.

Sometimes

I am better at

all right.

All right, buddy.

Than

you.

Okay.

All right.

Good job.

Thank you.

I'm going for a clean sweep here.

Last question.

Here we go.

Which

country did the

USA

defeat in the

famous

Miracle on Ice game

at the 1980

Winter

Olympics?

Nice.

This is the Soviet Union, and I only know this

because of the movie, the Disney movie, The Mighty

Ducks.

No, not The Mighty

Ducks.

No, there's a Disney movie called

Miracle on Thirty Fourth

Street.

No, that's a Christmas

movie.

Aww,

Miracle on Ice.

I think it's called.

Oh,

cool.

Well, um, yeah, you're correct.

I know I'm

correct.

Soviet Union.

All right, clean

sweep,

buddy.

Four

out of four.

All right, chill.

All right, chill.

Literally, chill.

This is ice hockey.

Chill.

All right.

Let's move to our bonus question and see if you've got a chance to.

I do not.

Not even going to

tie with me.

I'll give you three points for the bonus one.

I'll give you,

especially you, Lavela.

If you get this right, three points to you.

All right.

Okay.

The way the bonus question works: one

question,

both teams can answer.

First team to buzz in gets to answer first.

They get it correct.

They get two points.

But for us, we can do three points for you, Lavela, because you're so far behind.

Oh, let's not hate.

Two points.

If you get it correct, you get those two points.

If you get it incorrect, they go to the other person.

Okay.

So

lots of

stakes.

Lots of stakes.

Remember, stakes playing

for the power play

prize at the end.

All right.

All right.

Are we ready?

You want to read the question out?

Yeah, I got it right here.

All right, go for it.

Bonus tiebreaker question: How long is each

regulation

period

in

NHL game?

Buzz.

Buzz.

You want to go?

I think I got you.

Got just.

You

can go

first.

I actually don't know this for sure.

Yeah, me neither.

I'm just taking a guess

based

off of other

like

games and

stuff

and how long.

Well, how about we both pick a time

and we'll see

who gets closest?

Um, I think I'm gonna say like

thirty

minutes.

Okay.

Yeah, that sounds

twenty

five

to

thirty minutes.

We'll get to pick one.

You can't say twenty five to thirty minutes.

They're not

ambiguous with their periods.

Like, oh, we'll do

twenty-five this one, and then we'll do thirty minutes the next one.

I'm gonna just

go with thirty.

You're gonna go thirty minutes?

Okay.

I

actually think it's less than that.

I think

it's either fifteen or twenty is my guess.

Because this is one of those games where they stop the clock.

Yeah.

When there's not playing, like football, like

the NFL.

So

I am going to say it's gonna be fifteen or twenty.

I'm gonna go with

fifteen.

I think it might be fifteen.

Let's have a look.

We're both

wrong.

I we're both wrong.

It's

twenty minutes.

Oh, it's twenty minutes.

Okay.

Well, I was closer.

I said twenty.

Oh no, I said

thirty.

You said thirty, and I said fifteen.

So I was

five minutes closer.

So I win.

Yay!

I got the power play.

Good job, Dad.

Thank you very much.

All right, I'm gonna

inflict my power play move on you next time we're in the car

together.

Uh oh!

Because we're in the studio right now, but I'm going to make you

listen to

it's ice.

It's ice hockey, so I'm going to make you listen to ten minutes

of

Coldplay,

bro.

Yeah, that was not.

Get it?

That was not.

Do you get it?

No.

That's not.

That's

not cool.

All right.

I guess I have to say, well

done, Dad.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Powerplay.

Anyways, before we go, parents, we have some

very good news for you.

Next

week is Nostalgia Week

with two battles picked

especially

for your

generation.

Yay!

Finally, I like the sound of this.

There'll be coffee.

Yes, and this

maybe some time travel.

Hey, no spoilers.

Okay.

Okay.

No spoilers.

That's all you're getting.

Two

episodes,

two

throwback topics, and maybe

it's

finally

parents' time

to shine.

Right?

We're going to

take this one out.

Don't count on it.

Yeah, I think so.

Don't count on it.

Come back

next week for Nostalgia Week.

Thanks for playing.

Bye bye.