Answer This! (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Paul Tarson is a graduate student who has spent eight years on his dissertation without making enough progress to graduate. He treats trivia as a serious intellectual pursuit and joins the Ice Tigers...
Naomi becomes a romantic possibility for Paul Tarson after he apologizes following an awkward exchange and asks her out. She accepts, but insists that their date include attending a Michigan game, an...
Izzy 'Ice' Dasselway is a former schoolmate whom James Koogly remembers as an exceptional athlete. Despite a loud and intimidating attitude, Izzy joins Paul Tarson and James on the Ice Tigers. Izzy he...
James Koogly is Paul Tarson’s friend and trivia partner at the beginning of the story, when they play an old edition of Trivial Pursuit together. He encourages Paul to enter a local trivia tournament...
Dr. Elliot Tarson is Paul Tarson’s father and confronts him about failing to make progress on his dissertation. After speaking with Paul’s advisor, he tells Paul that this will be his final semester o...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Paul apologizes after an awkward exchange, asks Naomi out, and Naomi agrees to a date.
Dr. Elliot Tarson is explicitly identified as Paul's father and confronts him about his lack of dissertation progress.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Paul, James, and Izzy form the Ice Tigers and compete together in the trivia tournament.
James remembers Izzy as an exceptional athlete and helps recruit him for the trivia team.
Paul begins the story playing Trivial Pursuit with his friend James Koogly.
Paul tries to complete his academic work while finding confidence, companionship, and purpose through competitive trivia.
Directed by Christopher Farah
Answer This! (2011) · 4.3/10 · comedy, romance
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