Here is this week’s GetBack.com Pop Quiz as heard exclusively on Dr. Blogstein’s Radio Happy Hour:

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AS SEEN ON TV Pop Quiz

What was the name of the first food-processing devise invented by Ron Popeil?

Chop-O-Matic

Who parodied the Chop-O-Matic on Saturday Night Live with the “Super Bass-O-Matic ‘76″.

Dan Akyroyd

What product was able to cut through a nail, a tin can, and a radiator hose and still cut a tomato paper thin?

Ginsu Knives

This week’s contestant, Mike Wheeler of Nashville, TN was only able to answer one of the questions correctly and thus was not a winner.   His lack of success at Infomercial Trivia came as a surprise to everyone because Mike’s passion is the Snuggie!

That’s right, Mike is so obsessed with “the blanket with sleeves”  he’s created several web sites and events in its honor: SnuggieSightings.com is just that, a collection of photos and news about all things Snuggie, SnuggieBook.com is “The Social Network with Sleeves” and on SnuggiePubCrawls.com he organizes Snuggie clad bar hopping events all over the nation.

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