This game was played on the board once before, and for whatever reason I got an immense amount of amusement out of it. I’m sure everyone is familiar with the old time-killer Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon – this is the Information Age’s twist.
The game is played as such:
The poster above you will present two, entirely unrelated (or so it seems!) Wikipedia links. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to link those two pages with as few clicks as possible. The only acceptable method of doing so is by finding a link on the first page, clicking it, finding a link on the second page, clicking it, and so forth, until you manage to navigate your way to the final page.
For instance, if the puzzle “Dalmatian to Cleavage” was presented, one could click the link to “toes” on the Dalmatian page. From there, one could click “toe cleavage,” then “breast cleavage” which redirects to “Cleavage (breasts).” The solution to “Dalmatian to Cleavage” would be Dalmatian > Toe > Toe Cleavage > Breast Cleavage > Cleavage (Breasts).
Special Notes:
You may not use the Wikipedia search function to find useful pages. You must navigate solely through the use of in-text links.
Clicking a picture is an acceptable way of moving from one topic to another (for instance, if a picture is linked to more than one article, you may use that picture to get from article one to article two). If you do this, please note it in your solution.
The title of this post is misleading in a way – the specific number of degrees isn’t all that important, excepting that a solution with fewer steps is preferred.
My MPSIMS thread started mere minutes ago reveals that I am, at the moment, a nervous wreck, so be aware that hilarious puzzles and fun solutions will calm me down, amuse me, and possibly help me to nail a job interview tomorrow. My fate is in your hands.
For your first challenge, I defy you to link: