Football
Which NFL team features a helmet decal only on one side of the helmet?
Steelers
"What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" deals with the later life of whom?
A Child Actress
Which long-running Western series, starting in the 1950s, was set in Dodge City, Kansas, and featured Marshal Matt Dillon?
Gunsmoke
What protracted conflict was fought between Athens and Sparta for dominance in ancient Greece?
Peloponnesian War
What classic silent film comedian was famous for his "Little Tramp" character?
Charlie Chaplin
This state has produced more pro football Hall of Famers than any other state?
Pennsylvania
According to Virgil in 1967's "In the Heat of the Night", what do they call him in Philadelphia?
Mister Tibbs
What pioneering comedian and variety show host earned the nickname 'Mr. Television' for his immense popularity and impact during the early days of TV?
Milton Berle
Who was the first Roman Emperor, ushering in the Pax Romana?
Augustus
What satirical newspaper, known for its fake headlines and articles, was founded in 1988?
The Onion
Which team has a pirate as its mascot?
The Las Vegas Raiders
"Doctor Zhivago" takes place during a revolutionary period in which country?
Russia
Before becoming the long-running host of 'The Ed Sullivan Show', what was Ed Sullivan's primary profession?
Sportswriter and entertainment columnist
What pivotal English document, signed in 1215, established limits on royal power and influenced constitutional law?
Magna Carta
What is the term for a type of humor that uses exaggeration or overstatement for comedic effect?
Hyperbole
What is the name of the Baltimore Ravens’ mascot bird?
Poe
The main characters in "Born Free" raise which type of wild animals?
Lion
Which popular 1950s Western series, starring Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carrillo, was notable for being one of the first regularly filmed in color?
The Cisco Kid
Which invention, significantly improved by James Watt, is widely considered the most important catalyst for the Industrial Revolution?
Steam engine
Who wrote the satirical novel "Catch-22," known for its circular logic and dark humor?
Joseph Heller
Which team’s fans are famously known as the “12th Man”?
The Seattle Seahawks
The title characters in the 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde" were member of which notorious gang?
Barrow Gang
What was the famous catchphrase often associated with Detective Joe Friday in the 1950s police procedural 'Dragnet'?
Just the facts, ma'am.
What iconic fortress-prison was stormed on July 14, 1789, symbolizing the start of the French Revolution?
Bastille
What 16th-century Italian comedic theatrical form heavily relied on masked characters, improvisation, and stock situations?
Commedia Dell'arte