Smarter than a fifth grader?

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Intense1920

I'm watching it now. I missed the polar bear question last night and the Dewey Decimal question tonight.

I worked in a library for years, and I missed it as well. Turns out there are classifications for fiction in the 800s, but every library I have ever been in that uses the DDC instead of Library of Congress classification simply puts fiction in "F-Author," instead of using the DDC numbers.

And yes, it moves much too slowly.

[Intense1920]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

I worked in a library for years, and I missed it as well. Turns out there are classifications for fiction in the 800s, but every library I have ever been in that uses the DDC instead of Library of Congress classification simply puts fiction in "F-Author," instead of using the DDC numbers.

YES! I knew I wasn't crazy. I remember the libraries back home using the "F-Author" notation.

[KDAngel]

Yeah, definitely too slow. I won't bother watching it again.

[AXO Alum]

Its a cute show with a cute premise - and definitely makes you think about all the stuff we've forgotten!

But yes, it is too slooooowwwww -- they asked one question & got the answer and asked the next question & went to commercial. So you average 1.5 questions per segment, so 5 sounds about right.

I HATE how every freaking show has played off of Ryan Seacrest with the "after the break" - Howie on DOND is the most aggrivating but Jeff Foxworthy is catching up!

[sdsuchelle]

1 vs. 100 has some idiots on it too.. seriously these shows make me want to die.

JEOPARDY ALL THE WAY.