Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator

Yeah, and we were going through favorites and stuff like that.

I don't know if I mentioned this on the air, but there was a sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory called Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.

And it came out eight years later.

Can you tell us

We also found out that there's a sequel.

There is a sequel, yeah.

Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.

And Charlie Bucket, the 10-year-old.

The Big, The Big Ol' Peach

... did you ever read Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator?

I think I started reading that and I stopped when I was a child, 'cause it, like, made me uncomfortable when I was like, you know, however old I would've been, like seven or something.

Why did, why did it make you uncomfortable?

What are you talking about?

He b- ...

He's like, "I'm s- afraid I didn't hear you." Anyway, uh, and he does it all the ti- I j- basically, I just finished reading The Great Glass Elevator to, um, to my, my partner's seven-year-old.

We were reading it, you know, like chapter by chapter-

Let's get into the questions.

[upbeat music] Question one, elevators: The Great Glass Elevator in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory can take you up and down, sideways, and what other direction? The Great Glass Elevator in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory can take you up and down, sideways, and what other direction? [upbeat music] Question two, wildflowers: Bluebonnets have a scientific name that is based off of what animal, as they were thought to rob nutrients from the soil? Bluebonnets have a scientific name that is based off of what animal, as they were thought to rob nutrients from the soil? And there's a great Monty Python skit about this.

[upbeat music] Question three, labor history: The American Federation of Labor, or AFL, was founded in 1886 by what British-American cigar maker? The American Federation of Labor, or AFL, was founded in 1886 by what British-American cigar maker? [upbeat music] Question four, optics: What is the world's darkest material, whose name comes from a portmanteau of an anagram and a color? What is the world's darkest material, whose name comes from a portmanteau of an anagram and a color? [upbeat music] Question five, flags of the world: Which two nations are the only ones to have perfectly square flags? Which two nations are the only ones to have perfectly square flags? [upbeat music] Question six, textile patterns: A continuous interlocking pattern of one line that folds back on itself and is of Greek origin is known as what? A continuous interlocking pattern of one line that folds back on itself and is of Greek origin is known as what? [upbeat music] And that's gonna wrap it up for today.

So on a previous episode, I teased about another video game milestone.