'Comedy Night' Trivia Quiz

Answer: Life of Pi

"Life of Pi" is an award-winning book written by Yann Martel about a religious boy from India who has horrible misfortune while traveling across the Pacific Ocean. Lacey and Wanda both point out that the book is good, but when Oscar comes in, Emma says that the last book he read was the manual for their old toaster.

Answer: Brent

When Lacey suggests to the girls that they should start a book club to talk about "Life of Pi", they are hesitant because it seems girly. Lacey decides to try and persuade Brent to join, and after mentioning the book club, he voluntarily joins.

Answer: True

When Hank volunteers to emcee at the improv show at the Dog River Hotel, he tries to be funny for people around town although most of his jokes are pointless and boring. Lacey says that she once worked at a comedy club and that she might be able to help him with some tips.

Answer: Dave

When Hank says that he likes the TV show "Whose Line is it Anyway", Brent points out that the bald guy from the show (Colin Mochrie) always seems to have a cameo in everything. At that moment, Colin Mochrie has a cameo on the show.

Answer: Dingo

Oscar tells Brent that there's never anything good on TV anymore, and Bret says that Oscar was laughing at a TV show the previous night when a lion was eating a dingo. Lacey argues that it's absurd since neither animal lives on the same continent as one another, and they all watch Hank's favourite comedian on TV.

Answer: New York

Brent suggests that the book club read "The Saint in New York" next because it's exciting and it relates to the fact that the characters in "Life of Pi" were also removed from their natural environment as well as 'the saint'. Although 'the saint' usually fights criminals in Britain, he goes to New York and fights the mafia in this book. Lacey doesn't like the idea of reading the book, and her previous suggestion was "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

Answer: Two

After Brent's suggestion to read "The Saint in New York", the group continues to read books about crime, spies, and dangerous situations. Lacey thinks that the group should read books that they can learn lessons from although the others are more entertained by the violent novels.

Answer: Lacey

After continuing to read books about mercenaries and detectives, Lacey decides that she can't take it anymore and tells them that they might as well just watch the movies. The rest of the club decides it's a good idea and they decide to make a movie club shortly after Lacey leaves.

Answer: Lacey

When Bob uses Brent's favourite funny story on TV, he hopes that Bob has a horrible set and Lacey helps him. She ends up making it seem like everyone's from Woolerton, and they hate Dog River. In the end, everyone ends up hating the act and they heckle him until he leaves.

Answer: Davis

In the end of the episode, everyone wants 'Mean hank' back on the stage, and Lacey joins the movie club. Before the credits, Brent recommends to the viewers that they should read one of the books featured on the show, and Colin Mochrie appears yet again.