Smokey and the Bandit

Answer: A Football Game

'It's a football game, Daddy. Can we stay and watch?' Gleason's reply: 'You stay and watch, I'm goin' back!'

Answer: Evil Knievel

After Snowman speeds past the "Welcome to Georgia" sign, he began to hear a whine from a police motorcycle. It was coming for him. Snowman got on the CB and said, "Hey Bandit, Hey Bandit, listen to this...(hears whine through radio)...you know who that is? That's Mr. Evil Kneivel. He musta snuck in my back door when I wasn't lookin'. You'd better flip-flop back here and gimme a hand or we'll be in a heap of trouble. Please Roger that transmission." Bandit told him that help was on the way and doubled back to help. The Evil Kneivel that Snowman referred to was actor Sonny Shroyer, who would later play another cop on the hit series, "The Dukes of Hazzard". The cop told Snowman that he was doing 96 mph!

Answer: Lawrence of Arabia

Jerry's next question: 'What's she wearin' now, come back? Hey!?! You got peanut butter or somethin' in your ears? Tell me what that woman's got on -- her mind? Ha ha! 10-4!'

Answer: Peterbilt

'Now these Peterbilts are worth $80,000. That comes to about 3 grand an hour if you make it in 28 hours'.

Answer: Smokey

State troopers were known as "Smokey" because most wore a ranger-style hat that sometimes resembled a Smokey the Bear hat. Most truckers usually called state troopers and highway patrolmen "Bears" and if they were pulled over, it was called a "Bear Trap".

Answer: Brother of a truck driving mother

And how do you end a song that is that great? 'Boogidty boogidty boogidty boogidty'.

Answer: Snowman

'You got the one Snowman, I'm eastbound and down'.

Answer: choke and puke

Bandit alerted Snowman that he was dropping Carrie off at a choke and puke. This was usually a term used by truckers to describe small eating joints such as fast-food or diners. Truckers sometimes called them that because of the fact that the food would not agree with them later; hence the name.

Answer: Mr. Big

He certainly was.

Answer: Bootlegging

'Son, you know truckin' Coors beer east of Texas is bootlegging. And this here's Georgia, son!' The trucker replies 'Well, these two old boys, they put me up to it...' The policeman says 'Big and Little Enos Burdett make that wager with... every gearjammer they can'.

Answer: Hot Pants Hilliard

As Bandit was racing along the highway after eluding police in the convoy, he had a "load of Smokeys on his tail". He called on the radio after he heard one of his old girlfriends on the CB. This was Hot Pants Hilliard who worked as a waitress at a southern diner. She got together her friends in their vehicles and, as one of the group members said, "We're going for a Smokey red 22." As the Bandit escaped again, Hilliard's group pulled in front of the police cruisers and went real slow to buy Bandit more time.

Answer: The Soul Food Cafe

Jerry got beat up, but he takes his revenge out on the row of Harleys parked outside.

Answer: Boston

'You go up to Boston and pick up some clam chowder for my daddy?'

Answer: all of these

Snowman actually used all of these. He called Sheriff Justice's car a "Texas Bubble Gum Machine". Just before pulling into Mississippi, he passed another cruiser heading the opposite way and said, "I just passed another Kojak with a Kodak". Mostly, he just used the term, "Bears" to describe the officers.

Answer: Lamar's Sportsmen's Club

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Answer: Fred

'I tell you what Fred, that's it for you and the truck driving, that's for sure!', which is when Jerry Reed is in the pond trying to catch Fred after Fred decides to take a swim.