TV location
Putting the Brand Back together
Movie Sequels
POP Culture on the auction block
Comparative Adjectives
100
The ubiquitous Monk's Cafe served big salads to go on this sitcom
Seinfeld
100
Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy when he returned as CEO in 1997; it's not on the verge of bankruptcy now
Steve Jobs
100
As Miles Teller reminded us on the "SNL" 50th anniversary show, it wasn't "Top Gun II" but "Top Gun:" this word
Maverick
100
A 12" hand-painted prototype of this action figure, with a hand-sewn uniform, sold for $200,000 in 2003; thank you for your service!
G.I. Joe
100
In a phrase of agreement, it precedes "words were never spoken"
truer
200
The main apartment in "The Big Bang Theory" is at the fictional 2311 North Los Robles in this nonfictional California city
Pasadena
200
After a bankruptcy & months of mourning, these immortal snacks returned to store shelves in July 2013, 4 grams lighter
Twinkies
200
John C. Reilly reprised his title voice role in a 2018 sequel as this guy who "Breaks the Internet"
(Wreck-It) Ralph
200
How does it feel to have an unidentified bidder snag a handwritten draft of Bob Dylan's lyrics to this song for $2 million?
"Like a Rolling Stone"
200
This comparative is also a noun that follows "paint" or "blood"
Thinner
300
McGee's Pub in NYC was the inspiration for MacLaren's, the hangout of Lily, Marshall & the rest of the gang on this sitcom
How I met Your Mother
300
In 2016 this brand resurrected its classic 505s, modeled in the '70s by Debbie Harry & the Ramones
Levi's
300
"The Matrix" sequels all had words starting with "Re" in their titles:
"Reloaded" ,
"Revolutions" &,
in 2021, these
Resurrections
300
In 2021 David Hasselhoff sold his personal K.I.T.T. car, like one used on this series, with a portion going to charity
Knight Rider
300
This comic strip about a mom & dad takes its 5-word title from wedding vows, & 2 of the words are comparatives
For Better or for Worse
400
The "90210" kids loved their mega burgers & pie at this alliterative diner
the Peach Pit
400
This iconic line of colorful dinnerware was discontinued in 1973 but revived in 1986; time to party, muchachos
Fiesta(ware)
400
The subtitle of the sequel to this Sandra Bullock film was "Armed & Fabulous"
Miss Congeniality
400
Steven Spielberg bought this "Citizen Kane" sled at auction & kept it in his office until donating it to the Academy Museum
Rosebud
400
Little has the comparatives littler & this littler word
Less
500
In "Grey's Anatomy" doctors & staff drink & flirt at this gem of a bar, also a nickname for the show's metropolis
The Emerald City
500
Teenage girls of the '90s were ecstatic when he revived his slinky platform shoes in 2017
Steve Madden
500
Bruce Campbell gave us the now iconic line, "Gimme some sugar, baby" in this "Evil Dead" sequel
Army of Darkness
500
When sold in 2011, Marilyn Monroe's iconic subway dress from this 1955 film brought in $5.6 million
The Seven Year Itch
500
A qualifier to this 4-word proverb is "the fewer, the better fare"
the more, the merrier