What are "moops" - which epsiode was this?
Moops
S04E07 The Bubble BoyretroJan 16, 20007 years later8 posts by 8 posters
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Posters discuss the "Moops" reference from The Bubble Boy episode, explaining it was a Trivial Pursuit card misspelling of "Moors" that caused George to argue with the bubble boy.
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The 'moops' comment is from 'The Bubble Boy'. The trivial pursuit card misprinted the name 'Moors' to 'Moops'. I think.
I believe the 1972 home version of Jeopardy had that same mistake and the Sein writers decided to use it for the Bubble Boy episode.
Paul Phil R. wrote in message news:[email]...
It was in fact the '72 edition of the Jeopardy home game.
Double Jeopardy, game #16, the $100 answer and question:
A: Only after she defeated them could Isabella consider Coumbus' requests.
Q: Who are the Moops.
BTW, I'll pay good $$ for a copy of that particular game board.
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dumb children with no parental supervision, and access to a hammer.It's from "The Bubble Boy". George was playing Trivial Pursuit with the bubble boy and the answer card was misspelled it said "Moops" instead of "Moors". George would only accept the misspelled answer on the card, and he and the bubble boy got into a big fight about it, and the bubble boy had to be rushed to hospital.
the moops are the moors, see "bubble boy"
Yeah but who are the dam Moors?
Are you kidding? The one, the only, "The Bubbleboy"!
"I'm sorry, the card says 'moops'." Something like that.