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Here are the answers (spoiler alert, duh) to YellowBelly Tuesday Trivia for March 31st, 2020. We will be back on April 7th. 

1. Degeneres (Ellen)
2. X (Fame becomes Fax me)
3. Q. There is no crying in baseball and no Q in a US state
4. Portugal
5. Red
6. Apricot (number corresponds to month abbreviation. APR (month 4)) = Apricot
7. Tchaikovsky (Peter I)
8. Sylvia (The character Lauren from The Truman Show was actually named Sylvia in real life, played by Natascha McElhone)
9. Green Tea. (Green and Tee – see what we did there?)
10. Ostrich
11. Bergamot: Picard likes Earl Grey Tea (Hot) – flavoured with the citrus fruit bergamot.
12. Waking Ned Devine: Set in Ireland but shot on Isle of Man
13. Hull: Bobby and Brett
14. Jordan (as in Michael B. Jordan – to discern from basketball legend Michael Jordan, who showed up first)
15. Locusts. A whole plague of ‘em
16. Fezzik… from The Princess Bride novel. Referenced in the film: “unemployed…in GREENland”
17. Nemo: Chico , Elmo, Fabio and Bingo were all things Dory called Nemo in “Finding Nemo”.
18. M/A/R/R/S. Recorded Pump up the Volume. The logos are Metallica, Anthrax, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead, and Slipknot. (Sorry for mentioning Anthrax at a time like this)
19. Electricity. Current president also in the stone age.
20. Campbell (Naomi). Nice love triangle, b’ys. Who wins the fight: Raging Bull or Iron Mike?
21. Interjection. Even without an exclamation point, it still qualifies as an interjection.
22. Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz. From Dr. Seuss’s ABC Book.
23. Uniform. Using NATO Alphabet, the four pics are Whiskey, Echo, Alpha, Romeo = W-E-A-R. The only NATO letter you can wear is a Uniform.
24. Kenya. Kenya dig it?
25. Voldemort. Nickname of a thing you are not supposed to say out loud. In the theatre you call Macbeth “The Scottish Play” or risk bad luck. Same with calling Voldemort “You-Know-Who”.
26. Yesterday.

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