Juno Awards Red Carpet Special

Part 1

0:07Hey, it's Matt Shikter with MSN.CA here live on the Juneau's Red Carpet 2012. So many of Canada's biggest stars gonna be walking by. We're gonna try and get at least a couple of questions in with all them. Bill Shatner's about to walk by. I've never been more excited in my life. I hope I don't say something stupid. Bill, how's the one man show going? How are you? Great, the show's great. Do we get to see it in Canada? Is it coming? Are you what? Do we get to see the show in Canada? Are you gonna tour it up here? Oh my show, I toured it already. You missed it. We missed it. Yeah, yeah. We gotta bring it back. We gotta bring it back. So what did the pirates say when he went to the doctor and said, I've got a steering wheel attached to my pants? I don't know. It's driving me nuts. Speaking of fun, we'll do a little game call. Five questions, five quick questions, one more answers. You guys can all answer. Road or studio? Road. Road.

0:52Studio. Studio. Roadio. Road. Road. Road. Studio. Road. Studio. Planet or McCartney? Planet. We're cartney, bass player. McCartney, McCartney. And McCartney. McCartney. McCartney. Lennon. Oh, McCartney. Oh, McCartney. Lennon or McCartney? Lennon. If you have to know. McCartney is like kind of awesome. Kissing on the bottom or whatever. The Jazz record? Not a fan? Let's just eliminate pre-1990s. Sabbath or Zeppelin? Sabbath. Parker Biggie. Oh, Biggie. Parker Biggie. Fuck. Stretch, naughty by nature. When you hear a song, what hits you most? Lyric's Melody or Rhythm? Lyric's. Lyric's. Rhythm. Rhythm, Melody. Melody.

1:38Melody. And Rhythm. And Rhythm. Lyric's for the long run. Melody. Altogether. One thing, it's in the heart or it doesn't. Song you've written your most proud of. Ooh, cool. That's always the stop, really? Yeah, that's the you lost the game. That's the song that I know. The song called Say What You Want to Say. Yeah. That's gonna be on our new album that we're really excited about. Absolutely. One Night. My new single out right now. I'm gonna say the same thing. That's my favorite song. Right now. One Night. But KO. Swinking. Yeah, Swinking. Count on me. Yeah. Smile. Oh boy, the next one. The one I haven't written yet. The song called Sweet Marie that I wrote for my mom on my first album. Uh, I have to pick one. I haven't heard of it, but it's called Let It Be.

2:25Yeah, not the Beatles, dude. A different one. Oh no, sorry. That was not us. And in one word, Anvil. Heavy. That's all. In one word, Cardinal Offi-Shall. Fire. In one word, classified. Luke Boyd. In one word, KO. Excited. Yeah. I should've said that. I thought it was out there. In one word, Diamond Rings. Pop, so you drop. And in one word, Terry Clark. In one word? One word. Honest. And in one word, Cuff the Duke. Sandwich. Caufi. I'm really Cuff. I'm really Cuff. I'm really Cuff. Hangover. And in one word, Colorado. Snacks. In one word, Never Rest. In one word, in one word, Senna.

3:11Oh, one word. Oh, sleep, please. In one word, what we'll take at Anvil. Food. See food? I want food right now.

Part 2

0:07So we're the 2013 Juno Awards for China Saskatchewan. We're gonna do some little difference today. We've got two sheets of questions. Juno's trivia, Saskatchewan trivia, got a bunch of tunies in my pocket. We're gonna have a place of trivia with a whole bunch of Canadian bands. There has been one calendar year where the Juno's did not take place. 1984, 1988, or 1998. Given that there are five of you, someone should get this right. Ben. 1988. Correct a tuning for user. One. All right, we continue on because Ben got it right. It's like Cash Cab. On the red carpet. Cash Cab on the carpet. We might need to cut that out for copyright reasons. What chart topping 60s and 70s rocker hosted the Juno's four times? Ryan, get it. Oh, uh, Randy.

0:52Hey, buddy. What's going on? What's that? Randy Bachman. Randy Bachman is incorrect but close. What's this? Who hosted the Juno's four times? 60s and 70s rocker. He said Randy Bachman, he is incorrect. Burton Cummings. Burton Cummings, correct? Ryan wins a tuning. She's coming out of the shot. He wins a tuning. All right, we keep going. I hope there's a tuning bar in there. So tip your servers. Yeah. What three provinces have not yet hosted the Juno's? I need all three for you to win. Is it a territory's count? Territory's count? Okay, New Brunswick. Correct. P. I. P. I. Isos correct. And Newfoundland. Newfoundland is incorrect. Okay, all right. Good morning. There have been three three-peders of the Album of the Year award. Can you name one of them? I'm in the island. Selena's correct.

1:37Ryan is killing it. Tuning. You're in the assuar. Yeah, all right. Juno Trevi is my special thing. All right, here's the tough one. The best artist category was once a male and female vocalist categories. Who won the award nine times? I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. Anne Murray. Correct. Oh, wow. They're making me broke. They got to go. No, goodbye. Goodbye. Who has the most nominations this year with five? Carly Rae, The Beeb's, or Billy Talent? Carly Rae. Correct. Tuning. Regina's official sister city is located in which country? Egypt, China, or Brazil? Brazil. Incorrect. Oh. But they have a chance to steal. Egypt. Incorrect.

2:23Egypt. China. China. What is happening, Chris? In 1980, Paul Anka decided to book a last minute trip to somewhere instead of being at the Juno's to accept his induction into the Canadian music Hall of Fame. Where did he go? Give you three options. Rome, Vegas, or LA? Vegas. Vegas is correct, Jim Cuddy. All right. Tuning to begin. Nothing more Canadian than a Tuning. Oh, yes, it's for real, man. Is this legal? Well, yes, because there are skill testing questions. Okay. Let's do a Saskatchewan question. All right. Choose a number. Yeah. Seven. The world's largest blank rank is located here in Regina. Curling, hockey, or roller? Curling. That's correct. Thank you. Thank you. We'll keep going with Saskatchewan trivia.

3:08Canada's only RCMP training academy is located in which Saskatchewan city. Regina. Correct. Welcome reception from the other night. Walking out with money. He's stealing all my money. How close is the casino? The Juno fan choice award is presented by which chip company, Doritos, Layse, or Ruffles? Layse. Incorrect, Tenors. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Canada was right here in Saskatchewan. What was it? It was 51. 45. 45 is correct. Dean Brody, Tuny. Regina's newspaper since 1883 is called What? Leader post, Daily Mail, or Harold? Leader post. Leader post is correct. Tuny. We're here to do trivia though. Okay.

3:53All right, Kira. Juno's or Saskatchewan trivia? Which one do you want to do? Saskatchewan. I like that. Okay. What is the population of Regina? I'll give you three. That's it. She didn't even do it. I didn't even... 193, but it's close enough. It would have been the right answer. Tuny. So, yeah. So here's how this works. You got to tip your servers later. Oh. The first ATM set up in Canada was in What? Saskatchewan City. Regina. Right here in Regina. Oh, that's awesome. Tuny. The Juno's had a different name its first year. What was it? The Gold Leaf Awards, the Gold Music Awards, or the Gold Star Awards? The first one, the Gold Leaf Awards. Correct, Kathleen Edwards.

4:39It was a terrible high five because I had a Tuny in my hand. Next one. The first Juno Awards took place in what year? 1960, 1965, or 1970? 1965. Incorrect, 1970. Is this online? Did she just do that? 1970. The world's largest blank ring was built in Regina in 1909. That's not one of the options, so let's not get ahead of ourselves. Was it a hockey ring, a curling ring, or a roller ring? A roller ring. A roller ring. For records, okay. You were my favorite guest ever, Tuny. Oh, yeah. Hang on, one more. Because then I'm going to go broke. Hannah robbed me earlier, so now your friend Hannah Jordas? Bitch. In their over 100 year history, how many times have the Saskatchewan Rough Riders won the

5:26Grey Cup? Three, seven, oh, here we go, hang on. My dad's from Elford, Saskatchewan. Oh, here we go, okay. Trivia question. Trivia question. In their over 100 year history, how many times have the Rough Riders won the Grey Cup? Three, seven, or 18? Three. Three is correct. Mr. Edwards wins a Tuny. Oh, that's it by one. Give it to me. Give it to me. I know all of them. No, does that count that we keep going? Do I now go to him and just start asking him trivia questions? One more. Just ask him trivia. One more. All right. Let me find a hard one. Oh, thank you. Regina's official sister city is located in which country? China, Brazil, or Egypt? No, no, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no, no. Oh, China. China's correct. Who hosted last year's Juno Awards?

6:15I knew Drake did a year before. Two years ago. Star Trek? William Shatter. William Shatter is correct, my show. Tuny. Well, man, thank you. Thank you. What chart topping 60s and 70s rocker hosted the Juno's four times? From the 60s and 70s, kind of. You're not talking to Guess who? Oh, Bertie Cummings. Bertie Cummings is correct. All right. Tuny. All right. All right. The first ATM set up in Canada was in what city? Statue. That's not a city. Good chart, James. Saskatoon. Saskatoon. Regina. Graham's is Regina. What's that one? Just South of Regina. No. No. I don't think there's anything south of Regina. That's true. Well, there's a little town.

7:00But... That's not the matter Graham's correct. The answer is Regina. I like your bow tie. The Juno Awards started off with a different name. Gold Leaf Awards, Gold Star Awards, or Gold Music Awards. I would guess Gold Leaf. I'm Gold Leaf. Gold Leaf. Yeah, I'm a gardener, correct? Tuny. You can make a living, make a music. What group has won the group of the Year Award five times? Blue rodeo, Nickelback or Rush? Blue rodeo. She knows. She knows. What three provinces have not yet hosted the Juno's? Oh. Provinces. Oh, okay. Yeah, that's gonna go up north. That was gonna go up north. I'm gonna say... Well, I know Ontario, that's... I know... You see my cat. Man, it's over? Don't near you. Okay, cool back. That's one.

7:45That's one. So closer to you. That's two. P.I. He's close. Fast-by. Two need to tip your server later, my man. Have fun. Thank you. The first ATM set up in Canada was in one city. Since Saskatchewan somewhere. Oh, that's good. You ain't the end of that. Regina. Correct. Give me a toody, man. I'm going to Tim Hortons. Oh, Jesus. If you nail me on some Saskatchewan, that'd be bad. I'm from here. You want to try Saskatchewan? All right. Canada's only RCMP training academy, which you may have played the other night, is located in which Saskatchewan sit. Regine. Correct. Colin James wins it. They're not all that easy. You happen to play it on Friday. Hey. Nothing more Canadian than a toody. I know you get a magic trick. He's blown my mind.

8:32The world's largest blank ring was built in Regina in 1909. Hockey, curling, or roller? Curling. Curling is correct. I'm Lee Haynes. Yes. It was one hell of a dance. Toody. Tip your servers. Okay. We'll keep going. Saskatchewan has one professional sports team. What is it called? The. Saskatchewan. It's so innocent. Correct. Yeah. You just want to see me do that dance. I did want to see the dance. All right.