2010 Neil Patrick Harris Open: Pikachu’s Sweet Sweet Revenge All Questions written by South Range

[10]This man was brought in to replace Hillel Slovak after he left for What Is This?

[10]This Jane’s Addiction guitarist came to the band after Jesse Tobias was deemed unworthy.

[10]On February 8, 2010, Chad Smith confirmed that this man was the replacement for John Frusciante.

[10]The most recent Indiana Jones film, released in 2008

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BONUS: Identify the football players from their trademark celebrations, For 10 points each.

[10]Although later practiced by the entire team, this Falcons running back started doing the “Dirty Bird” dance during his team’s 1998 Super Bowl season. He set the NFL-record for carries that season at 410, a mark later broken by Larry Johnson.

[10]While performing his trademark celebration, this outside linebacker brandishes his idiotic tattoo with the words “Lights Out” and a sickly looking hand about to pull down a light switch. He is also known for getting busted for steroids in 2006 and for allegedly beating up 4’11” TV slash Myspace Personality Tila Tequila.

[10]This arguably most controversial game ever is a stealth/horror game, centering around James Cash killing to become a free man

[10]Agent 47 is an assassin-for-hire who disguises himself to kill people in this series

[10]Tom Clancy created this Ubisoft series featuring Sam Fisher working for the Third Echelon

[5]Magmar.

[5]Celebi.

[5]Happiny.

[5]Smoochum.

[5]Chatot.

[5]Riolu.

[10]One commercial for this product shows the new boyfriend facing his girlfriend’s chip loving son as he tell the boyfriend the 2 rules he has.

[10] The commercial currently running for this food shows that it’s so refreshing, it can prevent playing football, and looking like, Betty White.

[10]White one, Red one, Yellow one.

[10]Trix’s mascot is this animal.

[10]This crazy leprechaun is always running away from a group of kids, who are after his bowl of cereal.

[10]This mascot has recently tried to stop going kookoo for Cocoa Puffs, but has always failed miserably.

[10]Forrest plays college football for this southern university.

[10]While recovering from a wound in his buttocks, Forrest begins to play this sport, which leads to much fame for him.

[10]The restaurant that Forrest and one of his military friends begin is named this.

[10]This self proclaimed shaman achieved fame as a pay-per-call psychic in the 1990s, where she apparently gained $13.5 million. She offers private psychic consultations now, even though she isn’t really a psychic at all. Or Jamacian.

[10]A trademark pancake flour and syrup lady is often used interchangeably with her namesake mix. She can also be seen as a southern stereotype, serving whites up some hot breakfast treats.

[10]Advertising breakfast for McDonalds, she is a yellow bird wearing a pink jumpsuit, a flight cap and scarf.

[10]Based off of a comedy tour of the same name, this short lived sketch show on Comedy Central starred such men as Bill Engval and Larry the Cable Guy, with appearances by Ron White when he wasn’t busy being drunk somewhere.

[10] This landmark jazz album by Miles Davis also featured saxophonists John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderley on pieces such as “So What” and “Flemenco Sketches.” This question writer really recommends you go listen to it after this tournament.

[10] The Blues are a NHL team that plays in this city.

[10] Name this blog, which according to it’s motto celebrates the best of the worst in basketball. As such, former Utah Jazz Center Greg Ostertag is it’s unofficial mascot.

[10]The writer of Basketbawful also contributes to this blog, founded and written chiefly by Will Leitch. It claims to deliver sports "without access, favor or discretion."

[10] Both the writes of Basketbawful and Deadspin often appear for liveblogging and in articles on this section of ESPN.com. It often contains more humorous, editorial-like pieces such as Bill Simmon’s column. Hunter S. Thompson once had a column here as well.

[10]He loves America so much and he isn’t afraid to go on national television and cry about it on his namesake show.

[10]As if you need another reason to support the new health care bill, this loudmouth pundit promised to move to Guatemala if it passed. He is also known for pleading his listeners to register as Democrats so they could vote for Hilary Clinton because he was afraid of Barack Obama

[10]This other Fox News pundit and frequent Tea Party speaker published an autobiography in 2009, in which she admits she went a bit rouge.

[10]He was inspired to “turn his life around” after watching Johnny Cash during a three year jail term, would later record hits such as “Okie From Muskogee” and “The Old Rugged Cross.”

[10]During a 1969 concert at “The Dinner Key Auditorium” in Miami, this lead singer of the Doors, was later arrested for indecent exposure.

[10] While under the influence of cocaine, this former glam-rock star, was arrested in January 2009 for chaining a male escort to the wall and repeatedly beating him; also known for songs such as “Karma Chameleon.”

[10]Cusack is a U.S. Marshall in this 1997 movie about some criminals being transported to a new Supermax prison.

[10]John Cusack stars as Mike Enslin, a horror author who gets trapped in the titular room.

[10]John Cusack stars in this 2009 disaster film where the Mayans wreack havoc on the Earth.

[10]Anti-Semitic slurs and names such as “Sugar Tits” awaited a police officer when she tried to arrest this actor.

[10]After being heckled at a comedy club this star of Seinfeld responded with countless racist remarks including “you would’ve been hung upside down 50 years ago for remarks like that.”

BONUS: Identify these other things dealing with neurological disorders, for ten points each.

[10]In the episode “The Pledge Drive,” George eats one of these with a knife and fork, sparking an eating revolution.

[10]In the titular episode, Jerry steals this food from Mable Choate so that George can use it to impress Susan’s parents.

[10]In the episode “The Hamptons,” George puts this in the eggs to get back at Rachel, who is an Orthodox Jew and thus cannot eat it, because it isn’t kosher.

[15]Affleck and Damon co-star as Holden and Banky in this 1997 Kevin Smith directed movie where Affleck’s character tries to turn Joey Adam‘s lesbian character straight.

[15]Affleck and Damon co-star as Bartleby and Loki in this 1999 Kevin Smith film that drew a lot of flak from Catholic groups.

[10]This series ran for eight seasons, before the titular retired detective finally deduced the identity of his wife Trudy’s killer.

[10]This show follows the exploits of ex-spy Michael Weston in Miami as he attempts to find out who issued the titular document.

[10]In this show Matt Bomer plays Neal Caffery, an ex-criminal who used to commit the titular type of crime.

[10]Motorola teamed with Verizon Wireless to release this phone to act as an iPhone alternative. Recent commercials for this phone involve searching for the word “Human.”

[10]Research In Motion released this touch-screen smartphone exclusively for Verizon Wireless again, proving once more that Verizon beats the crap out of everyone else. It was intended to be a direct competitor to the iPhone 3G, the Palm Pre and the T-Mobile G1.