"Boomerang" Pt. 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: $1.2 million

We learn this after Strange throws a temper tantrum in the restaurant. She is having dinner with Jackie and Marcus and propositions Marcus. She'd heard great things about him from Jackie (and I'm sure knew about his encounter with Lady Eloise) and wanted her own turn. Marcus is in no way attracted to Strange and feigns being gay.

She causes a huge scene and stomps to her limousine parked outside. Jackie follows her and asks what is wrong, and Strange replies nothing is wrong and she is not going to their tropical island commercial shoot. Jackie explains that if she is not on the plane she'll take back the "million two" she's paying her and sue her for every dime she's got.

Answer: Lloyd

When he offers his sample, one he says tested well, she says it is garbage. Marcus runs after him and reassures him that his work will be used, despite Strange's reaction to it. Leonard Jackson played Lloyd the chemist. He can also be seen in "The Color Purple", "Eddie Murphy: Raw", "Conspiracy Theory", and in episodes of "The Jeffersons", "The Cosby Show" and "Law and Order".

Answer: Bony T

Chris Rock (Bony T) first starred alongside Eddie Murphy in "Beverly Hills Cop 2" as the valet at the Playboy mansion. Axel had this character park a huge piece of machinery for him at the mansion. Chris played a crack addict named Pookie in "New Jack City", and Albert in "CB4". Sometime during his HBO series "The Chris Rock Show", he bought himself a bright new smile, which he has talked about several times on the "Oprah Winfrey Show".

Answer: while playing pool (billiards)

After he became involved with her, Marcus decided to get a feel for Angela's relationship with Gerard. Gerard confirmed that the two were just friends, but did not approve of Marcus being the one to date her. He told Marcus she was a nice girl and he was just "going to dog her out".

Answer: Strange, stinks so good!

Nelson's commercial was completely disgusting. He had Strange nude, skeletal, and writhing in a perfume birthing scene. While everyone in the room showed their distaste for the commercial, it was Lady Eloise who exclaimed "ridiculous". Jacqueline saved Marcus' job, but recommended he take several weeks off.

Answer: Do Something Crazy!

Angela's idea was to take some of the footage of Strange's coming out party and add in some new film bits that showed her true nature. Strange is wild, exciting, and a little crazy. The commercial was received very well by Jacqueline who noticed, after the presentation, that Angela and Marcus had an intimate connection.

Answer: Agatha

Gerard's mom commented that Angela was so pretty she reminded her of one of "Marcus' girls". The fabulous John Witherspoon and Bebe Drake played Gerard's eccentric parents. After dinner they spent an hour in Marcus' bathroom, where Gerard reported to Marcus they were "hitting it". Marcus thought that he meant smoking a joint, but Gerard meant sex.

Answer: Star Trek

All of the choices are TV series that aired in 1966, the same year that "Star Trek" debuted. Both admitted they were Trekkies, and Marcus went on to explain the "essence of the Trek".

Answer: Epiphany

Epiphany has more than one meaning, but for Angela this definition applies: A comprehension or perception of reality by means of a sudden intuitive realization (www.dictionary.com). She first showed the silhouette she'd painted to Marcus, at his condo.

It was a man and a woman, in dark and light blue tones, set against an orange background. On the bus, the silhouette's had changed into dark blue and orange lovers set against a light blue background.

Answer: 4 months 2 weeks

The two students were the same two we watched give their collage presentations for the class, when Angela was attempting to cheer Marcus up earlier in the movie. Students Kenny and Khanya were played by Kenny Blank and Khanya Mkhize.
Mkhize has guest starred on "Third Watch", "The Hughleys" and "Boston Public" since the year 2000. She also appeared in a Broadway play "The Piano Lesson".
Blank has enjoyed a bit more work since 1992's "Boomerang". He guest starred on "Living Single", "Moesha", "Freaks and Geeks", and "Static Shock". His films include "Dead Mead on Campus", "Delivering Milo" and "Evolution".