Dirty and Deadly, Mike Rowe Trivia Quiz

Answer: Maryland

Michael Gregory Rowe is the oldest of three boys. He was born on March 18, 1962, in Baltimore, Maryland.

Answer: False

Mike narrated numerous edpisodes of "American Chopper: The Series" from 2003 until 2007. The same goes for "Ghost Hunters", which he narrated the opening sequence of various episodes from 2004 to 2007 and "The Ultimate Fighter" from 2005 to 2008. He's also narrated eight episodes for "Ghost Hunter's International" in 2008.

Answer: American Dad

Mike voiced the character of a meter maid in the October 7, 2007 episode of "American Dad", titled, "Meter Made". "Meter Made" was the second episode of the third season and involved Stan being given the sentence to perform community service as a meter maid.

Answer: Maxim

The list went as follows, #10: Robert Rodriguez, #9: Vinnie Jones, #8: 50 Cent, #7: Master Chief, #6: Lemmy, #5: Bear Grylls, #4: Mike Rowe, #3: Chuch Norris, #2: Jimmy Kimmel and #1: Randy Couture.

Answer: He taped his 100th episode of "Dirty Jobs"

During the 100th episode, Mike spent the day with the Unites States Army's 187th Ordnance Battalion at Fort Jackson. The show also consisted of bloopers as well as a segment where you "got to know" the crew. At the end of the episode, Mike and one of his assistants, Dave Barsky, performed a duet about all of the 100 dirty jobs.

Answer: Valley of the Golden Mummies

The Valley of the Golden Mummies was a huge burial site at Bahariya Oasis in the Western Desert of Egypt. It was discovered by Dr. Zahi Hawass in 1996. In 1999, he took a team of archaeologists, architects, restorators, conservators and engineers and started the largest expedition ever done in Egypt. In four tombs alone, 105 mummies were discovered in good condition and estimated to be at least 2,000 years old. He expected to find at least 10,000 mummies in this cemetary.

Answer: Overlea Sr. High

In an interview he was asked where he was from. He stated that he was born in Baltimore, Maryland but grew up in Overlea. He then said he "went to Overlea Sr. High, Class of '80".

Answer: Overboard

Originally aired in the U.S. on May 29, 2007, "Overboard" dealt with the captains talking about ships that have sunk and men that have fallen overboard.

Answer: False

It was in 2006 that Mike hosted Discovery Channel's "Shark Week". Two "Dirty Jobs" episodes were featured. The episodes were titled "Jobs that Bite" and "Jobs that Bite...Harder". Some of his jobs included performing an autopsy on a dead shark, being a shark repellent tester, and shark suit tester. "Jobs That Bite" was originally aired in the U.S. on July 30, 2006 and "Jobs That Bite...Harder" originally aired in the U.S. on August 4, 2006.

Answer: Somebody's Gotta Do It

Mike Rowe once appeared in a program called, "Somebody's Gotta Do It". After receiving letters of various sorts from viewers about a segment he did on cow artificial insemination, he sent the tape to the Discovery Channel, which led to "Dirty Jobs".