Famous "Jake's"
This khaki-wearing corporate icon first appeared in a 2011 commercial answering a customer's phone call at 3:00 in the morning.
Who is Jake from State Farm?
Since 1952, this animated tiger has been telling kids and adults that Kellogg's Frosted Flakes are "Gr-r-reat!"
Who is Tony the Tiger?
The superstar dual-threat quarterback for the Buffalo Bills merges with the L-shaped hex key tool you use to assemble your IKEA furniture.
What is Josh Allen Wrench?
This long-running animated family features a dad named Homer who loves donuts, a mom named Marge with tall blue hair, and their three kids.
Who are The Simpsons?
Representing the original colonies that declared independence from Great Britain, the official flag of the United States features exactly this many horizontal stripes.
What is 13?
If you are visiting the iconic Salty Dog Cafe on Hilton Head Island, you can buy your official t-shirts and souvenirs right next door at a retail shop named this.
What is Jakes Cargo
This cheerful, round white character made of dough has been giggling when poked in the stomach since 1965.
Who is the Pillsbury Doughboy (or Poppin' Fresh)
he fast-food chain famous for the flame-broiled Whopper merges with a massive mattress.
What is Burger King-sized bed?
This iconic mystery-solving Great Dane loves snacks and travels in a psychedelic van.
Who is Scooby-Doo?
Sharing its name with a popular structural framing element, this is the official anatomical name for the large, curved bone that makes up your human jawbird.
What is the mandible?
This controversial internet personality went from making goofy videos on Vine and YouTube to becoming a professional boxer, famously stepping into the ring against legends like Anderson Silva and Mike Tyson.
Who is Jake Paul?
This bunny has been pacing around in flip-flops and sunglasses, beating a drum since 1989 because he "keeps going and going..."
Who is the Energizer Bunny?
The country music superstar behind hits like "Country Girl (Shake It for Me)" merges with the Emmy-winning actor who played Walter White in Breaking Bad.
Who is Luke Bryan Cranston?
This spinach-loving sailor man gains superhuman strength whenever he eats a can of leafy greens, usually to save his girlfriend, Olive Oyl.
Who is Popeye?
Traveling at roughly 186,000 miles per second, it takes approximately eight minutes for this energy to travel from the sun to the surface of the Earth.
What is light? (or sunlight?)
He is the shape-shifting, magical dog and adoptive brother of Finn the Human in Cartoon Network's beloved animated series Adventure Time
Who is Jake the dog?
Introduced in 1961, this bald man in a white t-shirt famously sports a single gold hoop earring and is the epitome of cleanliness.
Who is Mr. Clean
The late British pop star behind the 1980s hit "Careless Whisper" merges with the Chicago Bulls legend widely considered the greatest basketball player of all time.
Who is George Michael Jordan?
This group of three-apple-tall creatures live in mushroom-shaped houses in the forest and constantly try to outsmart an evil wizard.
Who are the Smurfs?
Famously used to measure the intensity and magnitude of earthquakes, this logarithmic scale typically ranges from 1 to 10.
What is the Richter Scale?
This actor broke hearts in Brokeback Mountain, went viral in Nightcrawler, played the villain Mysterio, and reportedly broke Taylor Swift's heart, inspiring her 10-minute masterpiece "All Too Well."
Who is Jake Gyllenhaal?
Bursting through brick walls since 1954, this giant, anthropomorphic pitcher loves to yell "Oh, yeah!"
Who is the Kool-Aid Man?
The ice-cold, silver-can beer brewed in the Rocky Mountains merges with the classic retro toy that lets you create glowing pictures by punching colorful plastic pegs into a light box.
What is Coors Lite Brite?
Daily Double:
In 1960, this series made television history by becoming the first-ever animated show to air during prime-time, paving the way for future hits like The Simpsons and Family Guy.
Who are The Flintstones?
Often mistaken for a reptile, the uniquely long-lived Tuatara is actually the last surviving member of a distinct order of reptiles that thrived during the dinosaur era and is native only to this island nation.
What is New Zealand?