Film Directors
I hope you like explosions if you're watching a movie from this director. His massive practical effects and chaotic style is often referred to as "Bayhem".
Who is Michael Bay?
Released in America in 1998, this video game series has expanded into one of the largest media franchises in history that includes a trading card game, tv shows and movies, and physical toys and plushies.
What is Pokémon?
An "Irish Coffee" consists of hot coffee, sugar, cream, and this liquor.
What is (Irish) whiskey?
This "The Office" secretary actress is a Fort Wayne native, but spent most of her childhood in St. Louis.
Who is Jenna Fischer?
In surf culture, a cool 103 account manager who plays Magic: The Gathering
What is a rad Chad?
Known as the "master of suspense", this man directed famous thrillers "Psycho" and "Vertigo"
Who is Alfred Hitchcock?
What toy, released in 1996, features a speaker that commands the user to manipulate multiple physical inputs including pressable buttons, pull handles, twisting cranks, spinnable wheels, and flickable switches?
What is bop it!?
This drink is often enjoyed on cold winter days, can be made with milk or water, and is often topped with marshmallows or whipped cream.
What is hot chocolate? (Hot cocoa)
Fort Wayne is sometimes known as the "City of..." this type of of building, since it has more than 360 of them. Be sure to admire all the stained glass!
What are Churches?
An english hare-hunting dog breed that could cover one of our loads.
What is a harrier carrier?
Regarded as one of the greatest and most influential filmmakers, this director gave us classics such as "The Shining" and "Full Metal Jacket".
Who is Stanley Kubrick?
Resembling an owl, this robot toy started out speaking its own language of gibberish but would gradually speak more actual language as it "grew". It was a "must-have" toy of the 1999 holiday season.
What is a Furby?
After blending frozen bananas, milk, yogurt, and vanilla extract, you would have a banana this type of drink.
What is a smoothie?
Fort Wayne is home to a base for this branch of the US military.
What is the Air Force?
A person who doesnt have anyone to watch their loads
What is a tracker lacker?
This artist made a stark change in tone. Once known as half of a comedy duo, he is now more famous for his psychological horror films, focusing on issues of race, politics, and history.
Who is Jordan Peele?
Originally known as the "Power Drencher", this recreational water gun became so popular that it's name is often used generically to refer to any pressurized water shooter.
What is the Super Soaker?
If you mix gin, lemon juice, and sugar syrup in a tall glass with ice, then top it off with soda water, you have just made this cocktail.
What is a Tom Collins?
Fort Wayne is a part of this geographical region that experienced substantial industrial decline in the late 20th century. It is named after the reddish-brown substance found on weathered metal.
What is the Rust Belt?
Nick, if he were a very thin biscuit often layered with cream fillings
What is a Shaffer Wafer?
“No Country for Old Men” , “Fargo”, and "The Big Lebowski" are movies directed by what brother duo, known for their dark humor and striking cinematography?
Who are the Coen brothers?
What line of toys, now owned by Hasbro, was originally a line of animal figurines with magnets or movable parts, but was relaunched as a line of chibi-esque bobbleheads in 2005?
What is Littlest Pet Shop?
Including tamarindo, jamaica, and horchata, these types of non-alcoholic beverages are made by blending fruits, cereals, flowers, or seeds with sugar and water. They are popular in Latin American countries and in the southwest United States.
What are Augas Frescas?
(simply frescos or aguas are acceptable answers)
The original settlement at this confluence of the Maumee, St. Joseph, and St. Marys rivers by members of the Miami tribe was known by this name. One of Fort Wayne's first professional baseball teams shared this name and it also appears on the city seal.
What is Kekionga?
A receiver who is up for an award
What is a consignee nominee?