LEGO (Trivia Battle)

A quick

Lego

question

to start us off:

What

is the name

of the theme

parks

inspired

by Lego?

Oh, that's an easy one, Legoland.

Correct.

Welcome to Kids vs

Parents,

the family trivia battle where the back seat takes on the front seat.

I'm

Steve,

and I'm Lovella.

Today

we're

playing Lego

trivia,

which

was

suggested by Ellie and Emily from

Deerfield,

Illinois.

Thanks, Ellie and Emily,

for writing in and suggesting

a

Lego

episode.

It was also our crew poll winner for this month.

That's

right.

Yes, it was our crew poll winner.

Which

it was up

against.

We had

Harry

Potter,

Phineas and Ferb, Lego, and

Country Capitals.

And it went out to our entire crew to vote for, and Lego was the winner.

Yeah.

I mean.

It was only just

Harry Potter was pretty close, and so

so was Phineas and Ferb.

To be honest,

yeah,

they're pretty

popular.

Harry Potter and

Lego were kind of neck and neck for a while, but Lego just took it out

towards the end there.

So we

we are doing a Lego this month.

So if you would like to be a part of voting, you can join the crew.

There's a link in the show notes.

You can do that.

But

the winner today, Lovella,

what does the winner

get

today?

Well, the winner gets to design a Lego creation, and then the loser has to build

it.

Don't make it too complex.

Right.

So like

a car

could be

like a flying

car.

A flying car, and then the loser has to try to build it.

Yeah.

Okay.

Fine.

All right.

Next time you play Lego, you can get to do that.

All right.

Sounds good.

Who goes first today?

I

think we should send the kids in first.

Oh,

should we?

All right.

Sure.

Well, parents first.

Let's do us.

What do you want to do?

No,

let's do kids.

Kids first.

Okay.

Kids, you're up first.

Lego questions for you.

Here we go.

Question

number one.

What

is the name of the

larger

LEGO bricks

designed for younger

children?

You

understand the question?

Yeah.

What is the name of the

larger LEGO bricks that are designed for younger children?

So you got all those little pieces.

They design some

ones for like

you know

three and four year olds, and they're

really big, big blocks.

Yeah.

Called

it's called like

Lego

something

Lego

Lego

blocks Lego

it's got a name

Lego

it

starts

with

D

Lego

Dulo

Lego

Dulo Lego Dulo

that's what I'm going with.

You

are

so close but

incorrect.

Oh man!

It is

Duplo

with a P.

Duplo.

All right,

not on the board yet, Lovella.

That's okay.

We'll get you there.

We'll get you there.

Here we go.

Question

number two.

What do you call

the

small

Lego people that come

with many Lego sets?

Are we talking about the ones with

yellow faces?

Uh huh.

Yeah.

They've got a big

categorization

of what they're

all called.

Even the

like little characters, like if there was like Elsa and Anna or

what have you.

Figurines,

kind

of,

but they've got an official name:

Lego.

People.

Oh,

that's a good guess.

Lego people.

Lego society.

Lego.

Yeah.

Are you going with Lego people?

Yeah, Lego people.

Is that your

answer?

Yeah.

You are

incorrect.

It is

mini figurines.

Mini

figurines.

Yeah, mini figurines.

That is

their official title.

Oh my goodness!

Minifigs.

Just, just call them

Lego people.

Just call them Lego

people.

I guess they're not

always

people, are

they?

Like

they are

people.

There are sometimes

animals.

There is.

Just don't back them up.

Back

me up.

All right.

Moving on.

All right.

Question

number three.

Okay, this one's a multiple choice question.

Lovella, you ready?

I think so.

Which of

these

movie franchises does

not have

a Lego

set?

A

Harry Potter, B Kung Fu Panda, C

Toy

Story, or D

Star Wars.

All right.

Which of them doesn't have a set yet?

An official set?

Okay.

I'm pretty

sure

it is

B

Kung Fu Panda

because yeah the first

one was

Harry

Potter

obviously Harry Potter I've seen tons

of those in the store

okay

um Kung Fu Panda I have not seen

even if I don't

like I have never watched

it

I don't think have you seen any Toy Story Lego I have I had a Toy Story Lego we still do

it was

brief

it was like a mini set

but it was like a playground and had Woody and

Buzz and Gabby Gabby

from Toy Story four

okay and then

Star Wars Star Wars have you seen any Star

Wars Lego bro

Star Wars is

the most

popular I think

out of like

a Lego franchise

Star Wars definitely

all right so I think Kung Fu Panda does not have.

A Lego

franchise.

You are correct.

Yes.

Well done.

Let's go.

All right.

Nice.

All right.

You're finally on the board.

One point

for you, Lovella.

Woohoo!

Yay!

All right.

Here we go.

Last

question for you.

Let's see if you can get

two.

What

is the name

of the main

character in

the Lego Movie?

I

don't think you've seen this movie, right?

No.

Of course, I've

seen the Lego Movie.

I've definitely

seen

the Lego Movie two.

Oh, okay.

All right.

Well, what's the main character's name?

It's something with an E.

Okay.

What comes

after the E?

I want to say it's

like Elliot.

I think it's

Elliot.

It's something like that.

Okay,

Elliot.

I'm gonna say

Elliot.

Gonna say Elliot.

Yeah.

You

are

incorrect.

Ah.

You are

close.

It does start with an E.

So close.

It's not Elliot.

It's

Emmett.

Emmett.

Emmett.

I know it had like a T

and a little.

Yep.

And his last name, which I didn't ask for, but if you gave it,

bonus points for you, I guess.

Emmett Brackowski

is his last name.

Brackowski.

Oh,

jeez.

But Emmett, I would have accepted Emmett.

Well,

I gave you Elliot

one

point

for you, Lovella, in the Lego round.

You don't know your Lego very well.

I don't.

Boy, I don't.

I don't pay attention to it.

You're going to have to play some

some more Lego.

I doubt

you know too much

though.

Oh

come on!

I know a lot more

about Lego than you.

I think.

I guess we'll find out

after this.

Adults'

questions.

Here we go.

Are you ready?

Oh, I'm ready.

Bring it on.

Question

number one.

How many Lego bricks are produced

each

year?

What?

A.

Oh, multiple choice.

Thirty-six

million.

B.

Three hundred and sixty million.

C.

Three

billion.

Or D.

Thirty-six

billion.

Okay,

I'm gonna have to get those from you again.

Sorry, Lovella.

Okay, thirty-six million, thirty-six million, three hundred

sixty million, three hundred sixty million, three billion

or thirty-six billion, three billion or thirty-six billion.

Okay.

So there's a thirty-six

million and billion.

Then there's

three billion.

Then there's three hundred

sixty million.

I see what you've done.

I see what you've done.

Thirty-six, three.

Yeah,

yeah.

Okay.

All right.

This

is

going to be

billion.

That is,

I am pretty

confident it's going to be billion.

Okay.

Just

like the amount of Lego bricks they build, it's

got to be

billions.

Is it three billion or is it thirty-six billion?

Is what I'm

contemplating.

I

am going to lean

to thirty-six

billion.

It

feels like way too many, but.

It does feel like a

lot.

That's a lot of bricks,

but but then think about how many bricks are globally.

Right?

Hang on.

Was it?

Was it

globally?

Not just the

United

States.

How many Lego bricks are produced each year?

Yeah, not in total.

In total,

across the whole world.

Yeah, I'm going to say 36 billion.

That's my answer.

You are correct.

Yes.

Nice.

All right.

Wow.

That is a lot of bricks.

I know.

That's a lot of bricks.

Wow.

All right.

Question

number two.

In what year did LEGO Star

Wars first launch?

What year did LEGO Star Wars?

So, what

was the first LEGO

Star Wars set?

Essentially, is what you're

asking.

Oh boy!

And not a multiple choice.

You're not giving me another.

No,

I'm

not that nice.

And you want the

the exact year?

The

exact?

Not

the decade?

Could we do the decade?

No.

Exact.

Yeah, I sound

so

Australian.

I don't

know.

I don't

even think I could give you the decade, to be honest.

Well, I've got to give you the exact

year.

Okay.

So the Star

Wars movies came out in the eighties,

but would they have done a Lego set in the eighties?

It's got to be in the nineties.

Okay.

I'm going to

narrow the decade down to the nineties.

I'm going to guess.

I'm

gonna guess early 90s,

or did they?

Or did they not come out

until the

the

remake Star Wars has all started coming out,

which was in the 2000s?

Maybe it was

the 2000s.

Okay, I'm not gonna get this right.

It's gonna be a stab in the

dark.

I'm gonna say

1999.

That is correct.

Yes.

Are you serious?

Yes.

I'm not joking.

Nice.

Not bad.

Not bad.

What a guess!

Lucky, lucky,

lucky.

That was lucky.

Seriously, I'm most

impressed with

myself with that one.

I feel good.

I feel good.

Sorry, I'm just on a little bit of a high.

I'm getting that one correct

because

that was

hard,

and I nailed it.

All right.

All right.

Done.

Okay.

Cool.

Move on to question.

Yes.

Three.

All right.

Question three.

Who voices Emmett

in the Lego Movie?

Yeah, it's

um,

it's

Parks and Rec.

It's Chris,

Chris Pratt.

Chris

Pratt

is

wait.

Sorry.

I

just want to make sure I

got the question right.

Yeah, who

voices voices Emmett

in the Lego?

Okay, I was just making sure it wasn't

Lego Batman.

You were saying?

No, no, that is

a different

person.

Chris

Pratt.

Yes, you are correct.

It is Chris Pratt.

I love Chris Pratt.

Yeah, he's

also

Mario, Super Mario.

Got to love a voiceover

gig,

hey?

I love it.

Just come into the studio in your pajamas

and your sweatpants,

record,

you know, read a script out, and then go home

and

take a

big.

Check.

Hey, we're

technically doing voiceover work here.

We just don't get.

Do we?

I

don't get a big check.

You don't get a big check.

That's not

fair.

You can

you can wear your pajamas though.

I'll let you do that.

No.

Next

episode, you can be in your pajamas.

Tisk tisk tisk.

All right,

that is three on the board.

I'm going for a clean

Lego sweep.

All right, here we go.

Question number four.

The word LEGO

comes from a Danish

phrase

legot.

What does this phrase

mean?

Okay,

what was the phrase again?

Legot.

Legot.

Could you spell that for me?

L e g g

o d t.

That's how it's

spelled.

Yeah, but that's not how it sounds.

Is that one word or two words?

Two words.

Two words.

L e g g o d t.

D t.

Legot.

What does it mean?

I have no idea.

Um.

Legot.

Small

brick.

Small

brick.

Is that your answer?

Tiny brick.

I remember the

dinosaur.

Like

dinosaur

meant tiny dragon or something.

Tiny lizard.

No, big lizard or something like that.

Tiny

brick.

Small brick.

I'm going with

small brick.

You are

incorrect.

It

means

play well.

Play well.

Play well.

Play well.

That's cool.

So Lego means play well.

Yep.

That's cool.

I like that.

I got it wrong,

but I like it.

Okay, I

still beat you though.

I'm on

three.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm on three.

Yeah, I can come back in the tiebreaker or the bonus

question.

You can.

Let's

tell everybody about the tiebreaker then, Lovella.

How's it work?

So,

bonus tiebreaker

question

is: there's one

question.

First

person to buzz in and get the correct

answer wins two

points, and that can like

get them ahead or get them tied with the winner.

That's right.

Whatever,

and then,

but.

If

you

buzz in and get the

incorrect answer, your

points

go to the other team.

Yep,

I know.

Okay, so you got one, right?

I got one, and I got three.

So your

two points are only going to tie with me.

Yes.

Okay.

I'll happily make this one three.

That's how confident I am.

Oh.

For us, I'll

make I'll make it worth three.

So if you get it right, you win.

Deal.

All right.

We'll shake on it.

Deal.

Yes.

Shake.

Shaking.

Okay.

Here we go.

Bonus tiebreaker

question.

What

is the official

title

given

to

professional

LEGO builders who

design and create

large-scale

LEGO

models?

Buzz.

Oh, you're buzzing.

This is not

correct.

I know the answer, but you buzzed.

All right.

Well,

I'm just

gonna

freely give my points to you.

I'm gonna guess

LEGO Masters

because

I already I

watched the show LEGO

Masters,

so that's what we're going with.

That's

a good guess.

I know.

But that's not right.

You are

not

quite right.

I'm going to scroll down and see what the official answer is.

I don't have to answer it

because you're going to get it

wrong, and the points will go to me.

But

the official answer

is a master model builder or a master builder.

No, Jase.

Do we

accept yours?

You said a Lego master.

No, don't

accept it.

No, it's a master builder.

Technically

correct.

Master builder.

Master builder.

You are

incorrect.

Uh, you win!

Congratulations, Clarence.

Win Lego.

That means you got to build a Lego set

of my choosing.

Um,

I'm gonna make you build something

really, really

complicated.

Oh, jeez!

What's that?

There's like one that's

like a

thousand, like

eleven thousand pieces.

Oh,

you don't have

to do that.

Seriously?

No,

that's

fine.

I'm

good.

You have to build the DeLorean.

For

me,

the Back to the Future car.

I'm okay.

Yeah,

that's what you have to do.

That is my choice.

Okay.

Next time we have the Lego out, you're going to build that for me.

Sure, sure.

Whatever you say,

bud.

All right.

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why don't you share this

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Also, if you would like to be part of the crew and vote,

Lovella, what do they have to do?

They have to go to playkidsforparents.

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That's right.

So they can go and join the crew there.

It's absolutely free.

You'll get

a

road trip.

Crew pack, right, Lovella?

That we've been working on.

What can they do with that?

They can print it out and take it on the road trip.

There's tons of fun games in there.

Yeah.

All right.

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head on over there.

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Sign up,

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Yeah.

And next week we have a

very

highly requested

sports episode that we are going to be doing.

So

come

back and join us to

find out what

sport that is.

Thanks for playing.

See you next time.

Bye.