Plebian:
"A mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper."
Easy Erudite:
"The best to you each morning."
Hard Erudite:
"Either he's dead or my watch has stopped."
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In "Battle Of The Planets", Casey Kasem's character would yell out "TransssMUTE!", causing him to morph into the leader of G-Force.
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P: Superman
EE: The Beatles - Good Morning, Good Morning
HE: Groucho Marx
Connection: The ability or tendency for time to slow down or sto?
Ah, perhaps the Easy Erudite was not as easy as I thought! Not from the Beatles.
Superman and Groucho are both right. Each of the Erudites has its own Connection to the Plebian. And just as a hint, for the Hard Erudite, it's not Groucho who forms the Connection, it's the "he" he's speaking of. The "he" in question and George Reeves' Superman have a mutual Connection that should be rather challenging (hopefully).
Kellogg's is quite correct. However, we use no puns for Connections in this most academic of arenas, sir!
Hmm. I have certainly mislabelled the Easy Erudite. We have two Connections to illuminate...
P: the George Reeves Superman tv show
EE: Kellogg's
HE: Groucho Marx, to Harpo
EC: Kellogg's was the sponsor of the Superman show.
HC: Both George Reeves as Superman and Harpo Marx made very memorable appearances on "I Love Lucy". Both are classics.
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