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[jamesbochnik]

Jaberwocky and Jabberwock are both the same thing

[radioactive]

A. I didn't get it...B. I was in Vegas...I have heard of the Jabberwockees(sp) but I didn't know the name was similar to or had anything to do with a creature in a 19th century poem....

[bwcbiz]

I wouldn't have gotten it without the clue in the video title.

[roosterman]

If 19th century poems about creatures doesn't automatically make your think of "Jabberwocky, " you've already lost

[filkertom]

Channel folks, please don't put stuff like "A Frabjous Clue" in the title of the video. That gives the answer away completely.

[charlesmadison]

Dayum! I said "Jabberwocky" also.
I wonder why I felt the "y" on the end was correct?

[Rusty]

I knew it was Lewis Carroll and that it was Alice In Wonderful. But I couldn't come up with all of the different creatures.

[bluevip]

Savannah Guthrie: Road Roller Da! (Like Dio)

[christianconrad]

Oddly enough I got this question from watching Um... Actually over on CollegeHumor a couple days before.

[michaelpalmieri]

The contestant who answered "hullabaloo" obviously doesn't know that is not the name of a literary "creature."

[bonbonbonnie]

The title of the video is a dead giveaway

[korancebland]

I thought it was "Leviathan" oh snap that's only 9 letters. Never read Alice In Wonderland or Through The Looking Glass. Oh well.

[dmnemaine]

Who is this dull and boring host with her sleep-inducing monotone?

[dmnemaine]

Twas brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe. All mimsy were the borogroves, and the mome raths outgrabe. Beware the Jabberwock, my son, the jaws that bite, the claws that catch. Beware the jub jub bird and shun the frumious bandersnatch.

[DSRQ]

Poorly constructed answer. "The name of this 10 letter creature..." Huh? Try, "This creature has ten letters in it's name..."

[kali]

Thing of it is, the POEM was called "Jabberwocky" as was the Terry Gilliam film. The CHARACTER was called "Jabberwock." Think she should have gotten it on a technicality....

[Thelby]

Man, the lights of this studio make Savannah look old!

[countalucard]

Please don’t make her permanent host, she has a liberal bias.

[clevelandbrown]

I didn't care for this question. Methinks there are more poignant queries for such an academia-laden program.