Peter Sagal

If you get this last one, you win.

Skittles are known for their very weird commercials.

Which of these was a real Skittles commercial that was broadcast somewhere in the world?

Was it A,

a commercial with a huge anthropomorphic tube sock that generated static electricity by rubbing on the carpet and shocks an old man on the tongue?

Was it B, a man who milks Skittles from a giraffe which is eating a rainbow?

Or C, a mother who feeds her adult son Skittles through an umbilical cord?

You're going to go with B, the man who milks Skittles from a giraffe that's eating a rainbow.

That's right, but they were all real.

Those were all real Skittles commercials.

Bill, how did Michael Threatz do in our quiz?

Michael Threat's new book is I'm So Happy You're Here, A Celebration of Library Joy, and he is the host of the new edition of Reading Rainbow.

Michael Threat, thank you so much for joining us on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.

What a pleasure to talk to you.

Thank you.

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Thank you, Bill.

Thank you so much.