Question 1

What historical failures and political figures are humorously displayed in the Loser's Bar?

Accepted Answer

The bar displays pictures of disasters like the Hindenburg and 1906 San Francisco earthquake, failed products like the Ford Edsel and DeLorean DMC-12, and figures like Neville Chamberlain and Michael Dukakis.

Question 2

Which cameo in the film required over twenty takes and left the performer with a bruised leg?

Accepted Answer

'Weird Al' Yankovic's scene as a thug took more than twenty takes, bruising his leg purple, with O.J. Simpson feeling sorry for him.

Question 3

How does the opening credits sequence reference a real-life celebrity scandal?

Accepted Answer

It ends with Zsa Zsa Gabor slapping a police car, spoofing her 1989 arrest for slapping an officer and driving with an expired license.

Question 4

What classic TV episode does Lloyd Bochner spoof in a panicked crowd scene?

Accepted Answer

He spoofs his role from The Twilight Zone episode 'To Serve Man,' shouting 'It's a cookbook!' while carrying a book with that title.

Question 5

Which director makes a cameo appearance as a Colonial-era shooter during a police standoff?

Accepted Answer

Co-writer and director David Zucker appears as the Colonial-era guy shooting a flintlock when police have the house surrounded.

Question 6

What historical failures are humorously displayed in the Loser's Bar?

Accepted Answer

The bar displays pictures of disasters and failures including the Hindenburg, R.M.S. Lusitania sinking, 1906 San Francisco earthquake, Ford Edsel, DeLorean DMC-12, Hubble Space Telescope (considered a failure at the time), Neville Chamberlain, and Michael Dukakis.

Question 7

Which cameo spoofs a real-life celebrity arrest incident?

Accepted Answer

The opening credits end with Zsa Zsa Gabor slapping a police car, spoofing her 1989 arrest for slapping a police officer and driving with an expired license.

Question 8

What unusual injury did 'Weird Al' Yankovic sustain during his scene?

Accepted Answer

Yankovic recalled that after about sixteen takes of being knocked down, his leg had turned 'a nice shade of purple,' and O.J. Simpson felt sorry for him.

Question 9

Which actor spoofs his own classic Twilight Zone role in a panic scene?

Accepted Answer

Lloyd Bochner spoofs his role from The Twilight Zone episode 'To Serve Man' by carrying a book with that title and shouting 'It's a cookbook!' to passersby.

Question 10

What is Frank Drebin's mission against the energy industry?

Accepted Answer

Bumbling lieutenant Frank Drebin aims to foil energy industry leaders who intend to suppress technology that would put them out of business.

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