ALEX TREBEK
Alex Trebek had dual citizenship for these two countries.
What are the United States and Canada?
One of the first Hollywood product placements involved "E.T." being lured with this candy.
What are "Reese's Pieces"?
Lucy van Pelt was constantly trying to get Charlie to kick this, only to pull it away at the last moment.
What is a football?
The Pilgrims landed at this site in 1620.
What is Plymouth Rock?
Granny would want you to send one of these whenever you received a gift.
What is a "thank you note"?
Modern pianos have this many total keys.
What is 88?
Alex Trebek took over for this previous "Jeopardy" host.
Who is Art Fleming?
This distinctively-shaped chocolate candy was first introduced in 1907.
What is the Hershey's Kiss?
This character was more interested in his piano than anything else.
Who is Schroeder?
This actor was famous for saying "pilgrim" but may have only said it in two of his at least 88 films.
Who is John Wayne?
You might say this phrase to show gratitude for something you haven't actually received yet.
What is "thank you in advance"?
The Beatles used this tape-based sampling keyboard instrument on several tracks including "Strawberry Fields Forever." Early models weighed over 350 pounds, so roadies loved them.
What is a Mellotron?
In 2010, Trebek received a star on Canada's Walk of Fame in this city.
What is Toronto?
In the movie "Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory," Slugworth tried to convince children to steal a sample of this Wonka treat.
What is the Everlasting Gobstopper?
Linus van Pelt spent every Halloween waiting for this figure to arrive.
Who is The Great Pumpkin?
"Pilgrimage" was the second track on this Athens-based band's 1983 album, "Murmur."
Who is R.E.M.?
You might sarcastically say this to someone who provided no help.
What is "thanks for nothing"?
Ravi Shankar helped popularize this Indian stringed instrument.
What is the sitar?
Alex Trebek died of this form of cancer.
What is pancreatic cancer?
New Edition made a big splash with this debut single in February 1983.
What is "Candy Girl"?
The internet comic strip "This Charming Charlie" featured actual panels from The Peanuts with the dialogue replaced by lyrics from this depressing Manchester band.
Who is The Smiths?
This leading moving company was founded in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1927.
What is Mayflower?
At the end of a long workweek, you might find yourself thinking this 4-letter word, er, acronym?
What is TGIF?
This instrument plays the lowest part of a brass section in an orchestra or marching band.
What is the tuba?
Alex Trebek hosted this many seasons of "Jeopardy."
What is 37?
According to this crooner, the candy man could take a rainbow, wrap it in a sigh, and soak it in the sun to make make a groovy lemon pie.
Who is Sammy Davis, Jr.?
This is how you spell the last name of the creator of The Peanuts comic strip.
What is S-C-H-U-L-Z?
The Hajj is an annual Islamic pilgrimage to this Saudi Arabian city.
What is Mecca?
Led Zeppelin included the ballad "Thank You" on this, its second album.
What is "Led Zeppelin II"?
A mandolin has this many strings.
What is 8?