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Wednesday, April 3

As smart as Sherlock Holmes is, he had an even smarter brother named Mycroft, who is either mentioned or appears in "The Greek Interpreter," "The Final Problem," "The Empty House" and "The Bruce-Partington Plans." Although he is smarter, he is too lazy to go out and do detective work, so he secretly runs the British bureaucracy from the comfort of the Diogenes Club.

What falls from the sky in "The Gods Must Be Crazy?"

A) A book of photos

B) A Coke bottle

C) A deluge of frogs

D) A space satellite

Previous answer: Bruce Willis would be in the last scene, driving off on Zed's motorcycle.

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