Veep Trivia Questions
77 questions across multiple rounds
A political comedy trivia theme built around Veep, following Selina Meyer and a staff of self-serving incompetents through the vice presidency, the presidency and everything after.
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- In season 1, Selina prepares for an interview on which Sunday political show?
- What is the name of Jonah's very first political blog?
- Which political party is Selina Meyer explicitly a member of on the show?
- Jonah Ryan eventually gets elected to which body?
- What is the name of Amy's sister, who appears in the later seasons?
- What is the name of the season 2 formal dinner where much of the staff drama unfolds?
- What is Amy Brookheimer's main role on Selina's team?
- What is the name of the Finnish Prime Minister Selina repeatedly encounters?
- Which actor plays Selina's running mate Tom James?
- In season 1, Selina hosts a healthy-eating conference at which Baltimore ballpark?
Veep trivia works because seven seasons of Washington farce produced a huge cast of aides, rivals and disasters, plus some of the most quotable insults on television. Questions can cover Selina and her staff, the campaigns and the jobs everyone kept losing.
A strong Veep quiz can include Selina Meyer and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Gary Walsh and the Leviathan bag, Amy Brookheimer, Dan Egan, Mike McLintock, Jonah Ryan and his run for office, Sue Wilson, Ben Cafferty and Kent Davison, Catherine Meyer and Marjorie, Andrew Meyer and Tom James, the Meyer Fund and the presidential library, the tied election and the recount, the Armando Iannucci era and the David Mandel seasons, plus the Emmy-winning insults and running gags fans quote line for line. It works because viewers who watched every season know which humiliation belonged to which campaign.
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