Notes: Lower scores than I thought for this section, but not much went down overall, usually just the hard question in each section. As expected, people generally did best on the first part.
| 1 | Plum Island [I think I gave at least partial credit for Lecter's creative nickname "Anthrax Island," which may have been the most popular answer here] |
| 2 | Noble Pilcher, one of the creepy guys from the lab |
| 3 | Louis Friend; it's an anagram of iron sulfide, a type of fool's gold [this was badly worded; I accepted Billy Rubin and Hester Moffet as well] |
| 4 | He eats the face of a security guard, mutilates his own face, and trades clothes with the guard |
| 5 | Clarice tries to run away from her adopted home on a farm, and tries to save one of the sheep, but it refuses to go with her |
| 6 | Shari Lewis |
| 7 | Charlie Horse |
| 8 | Captain Kangaroo |
| 9 | She once asked for Mr. Rogers's autograph |
| 10 | This is the song that never ends Yes it goes on and on my friends Some people started singin' and didn't know what it was And they'll continue singin' it forever just because. [Repeat... one team was awarded extra credit for writing out the lyrics several bazillion times] |
| 11 | exploding, falling into a hole, and being crushed by a narwhal |
| 12 | "The Llama Song" |
| 13 | "The Evil Strawberry" |
| 14 | He's the only rabbit who has had less sex than the singer |
| 15 | Chickens in choppers |
| 16 | who's wearing their fake mustache |
| 17 | wolf's clothing [A lot of people said "an eyepatch," which is technically true, but not quite good enough for me] |
| 18 | Basil Cassidy and the Sundance Sheep |
| 19 | Plummet |
| 20 | A clever sheep |
| 21 | Meryl Sheep. |
| 22 | Colambo. |
| 23 | Fire engines. |
| 24 | Shaun the Sheep |
| 25 | They pretend he's a sheep, making "baaa"ing sounds and all |
| 26 | A sheep exploding. |
| 27 | Serta mattresses. |
| 28 | Punched a timeclock. |
| 29 | Charles and Mary Lamb |
| 30 | Tales From Shakespeare |
| 31 | A Midsummer Night's Dream |
| 32 | The Comedy of Errors |
| 33 | "Little Lamb" |
| 34 | William Blake |
| 35 | Songs of Innocence; let people get away with saying Songs of Innocence and Experience |
| 36 | A star on its hindquarters |
| 37 | Bonfire of the Vanities |
| 38 | she killed him with frozen lamb, then cooked the lamb and served it to the police |
| 39 | Common title: "The Good Shepherd" Century of creation (Hint: it's Italian): 5th century |
| 40 | Artist: Jan van Eyck Title of larger work: Ghent Altarpiece Title of this section: "Adoration of the Lamb" |
| 41 | Artist: Marc Chagall The depicted Greek lovers: Daphnis and Chloe |
| 42 | Jim Shepard |
| 43 | Karen Shepard |
| 44 | Stephen Sheppard |
| 45 | W. Anthony Sheppard |
| 46 | Lara Shore-Sheppard |
| 47 | Agnus Dei |
| 48 | The Black Sheep Squadron |
| 49 | The scientists used cells from the original sheep's mammary; she's named after Dolly Parton. |
| 50 | "Count Your Sheep" |
| 51 | He never moves his back row |
| 52 | Black Sheep Turks and White Sheep Turks |
| 53 | Gone astray |
| 54 | Moufflon |
| 55 | The Golden Fleece. |
| 56 | Frenching |
| 57 | Accept variants of: Why do we only eat matzoh? Why do we eat bitter herbs? Why do we dip our foods twice? Why do we lean? |
| 58 | "Wooly Bully" by Sam the Sham |
| 59 | Little Bo Peep [Whoever said "The Shepherdess"...no, not quite good enough] |
| 60 | Reading "Mary Had a Little Lamb." |