"Daria" contest @ Mtv.com ?

S03E01 Daria!retroNov 10, 19999 months later8 posts by 7 postersalt.tv.daria
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Hi~ I just finished answering this weeks questions to the "daria" contest at Mtv.com. The second to last question kinda confused me though. It ask which of Helen's sisters got married in the episode "I Don't" and they had 4 choices 2 of which included Amy and Rita. But if I remember correctly, *none* of HElen's sisters got married, it was her NIECE. But the answer to the question was Rita. I thought she was only dating the man who escorted her to the wedding. Could someone please confirm this ? Am I right ? Thanks!

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[email] wrote:

You're right-- it was Rita's daughter, Erin, who was getting married. They goofed. Again. (Big surprise-- they *still* haven't fixed the last 5 "Ask Darias.")

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[email] opines:

Yup. Remember Helen on the phone with Rita? And this snippet of dialogue: Jake: Your cousin Erin is getting married. Daria: So I gathered. Jake: You know there'll be hell to pay - Helen: Well, I guess you've all heard the wonderful news; little Erin's getting married. At the Windsor Hills resore in Leeville.

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On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 23:23:38 GMT, [email] wrote:

You are indeed correct. It was Erin, Rita's daughter, that got married, not Rita. Yet another prime example of a royal screw-up at MTV Interactive. :-(

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In article , [email] wrote:

It was Rita's daughter Erin. This is the 2nd screwed up question in the 6 rounds I've seen. I do honestly wonder if the webmaster of the MTV Daria site has ever even seen the show!

BTW, anyone notice that in at least one question per week, Mad Dog is always one of the answers? Someone seems very fascinated with the name Mad Dog. Or is it just me?:-)

Lastly, if the questions were as easy on that "Who wants to be a millionaire" show now running in the US, as the questions in this trivia game are, most everyone on this group would be very wealthy, indeed:-)

He who is not very wealthy at all, A.J.

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[email] wrote in message ...

millionaire"

I wanna be a millionaire!

To be serious, though, I've seen the show. It's not THAT easy. I would have never gotten that rapper question correct.

The Outsider (Formerly known as Chris Smith) Http://www.wvinter.net/~cws (Also known as Kain in #Daria+) (Yeah, I'm the guy that hardly says anything, ok? :-) )

In article , "The Outsider" wrote:

Neither would I. I meant if that show had questions as easy as the ones on the Daria game, we all could be milionaires on this group. In fact, I think a lot of people on this group would do very well on that show, even with some of thw questions they do ask now. Most here could probably get at least 10 questions correct and earn the $32,000 prize, and probably more.

Trying hard to flatter you all, A.J.

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On Fri, 12 Nov 1999 04:48:47 GMT, [email] wrote:

Eh. I watched one episode. I would have made it to the 60k mark, if I'd have had the same set of questions as the one guy.

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