Smokey and the Bandit Trivia Thread

You answer correctly, you ask another one.

Easy; What did Sheriff Justice order at the diner?

Hard; What did Junior want to eat at the diner?

 

One of my favorite songs.

 

Easy: a diablo sandwich and a Dr. Pepper (and make it snappy, I'm in a god damn hurry)

Hard: hushpuppies

 

Did you take some TP out of the diner, Chef?

 

What was the Bandit's first name? What was Snowman's wife name?

 

Jerry Reed is one of my heroes.

 

Bandit--Bo

Mrs. Snowman---It was like Waynette or something goofy like that.

A former NFL player appeared in this movie.

Who was it?

 

Agreed. Fred was one of the great canine thespians in history too.

 

"I cain't believe ... I just cain't believe ... that you came from my loins. When I get home, I'm gonna sock your momma right in the mouth." -- Now kinda think about that line from one from Jackie Gleason's legendary TV past.

"One of these days, Alice, one of these days -- POW! Right in the kisser!!"

Hadn't dawned on me until -- well -- this morning's dawn.

I should own this DVD. I love this movie. And man, I thought Bandit's Trans-Am was awesome when I first saw the movie when it came out in 1977. I wanted one of those bad boys.

Side note: The day my father died, I spent the night in his apartment because, well, why not? Plus I didn't see any need to spend funds for a hotel room ... or I wasn't in any shape emotionally to do so. So I sat in his recliner, couldn't sleep and Dad had cable TV. So I'm in the midst of writing the obit to send to the local paper and other Texas newspapers back in February 2004. I happened to turn on Turner Classic Movies and, in a row, they showed "Blazing Saddles," "Smokey And the Bandit" and that Clint Eastwood-Rene Russo flick that I can't remember the name of now. Anyway -- It was sooo great because there was zero editing of language, pranks, etc. All the "sum-bitches" were in "SATB." Everything. Just what I needed to get me through a tough time.

 

A couple (including some really easy ones) to keep the thread going ...

1. What kind of beer is The Bandit hauling?

2. How many cases?

3. In what city does he get his cargo?

4. To what city is he taking it?

5. Who hires him to do so?

6. How much are they paying him?

7. How many hours does he have to complete the task?

 

1. Coors
2. 400 cases
3. Texarkana
4. Atlanta (the boys are thirsty in Atlanta/and there's beer in Texarkana)
5. Big Enos Burdit. "Bur... No, Ber.. Oh hell, I gots to go"
6. 80,000 dollars
7. 30 hours (not sure about this one)