Stars Among Us
"Make it so." This English actor famously portrayed Captain Jean-Luc Picard on Star Trek: The Next Generation
Patrick Stewart
This magic-wielding Marvel superhero was once a talented surgeon before becoming Earth's Sorcerer Supreme
Dr. Strange
This Atlanta college played host to the most lopsided game in football history. The home team won 222 - 0
Georgia Tech
More recently famous for showing off his physique in Old Spice commercials, this actor built his bod playing in the NFL
Terry Crews
Designer Louis Réard named this popular swimsuit after a U.S. nuclear test site
Bikini
Nicknamed "Primetime", this former Falcon is the only athlete to play in both a Super Bowl and a World Series
Deion Sanders
"It's elementary." Before becoming acquainted with Sherlock Holmes this doctor served in the British Army
Dr. Watson
The tallest building in Atlanta, it's also the tallest building in any US capital
Bank of America Plaza
This Slumdog Millionaire star is also a talented martial artist. He won bronze in the AIMAA World Championship in 2004
Dev Patel
This piece of outerwear is often given to students as a reward for their participation in a sport or club
Letterman jacket
This genre-hopping musician was once dubbed "The King of Slackers" following the release of his debut album Mellow Gold
Beck
This time-traveling hero is sometimes lovingly referred to as "Britain's Favorite Alien"
"The Doctor" (Dr. Who)
This Atlanta author wrote her magnum opus, Gone With The Wind, while recovering from a car accident
Margaret Mitchell
When he's not saving lives on Grey's Anatomy this TV doctor races cars in such prestigious races as the 24 Hours of Le Mans
Patrick Dempsey
Carl Perkins wrote a hit song about this piece of military footwear. Elvis famously covered it
Blue suede shoes
On top of roles in Law & Order:SVU and Mr. Robot, this actor hosts a medical documentary series called Something's Killing Me
B.D. Wong
Charles Laughton once played this mad scientist who turned animals into people on his private island
Dr. Moreau
Atlanta's original name, based on its position on the Western and Atlantic Railroad
Terminus
This action star was a member of Britain's National Swimming Squad for 12 years and competed in The Commonwealth Games in 1990
Jason Statham
This type of hat is one of Indiana Jones’ trademark accessories. He never leaves it behind.
Fedora
Known for his celebrity impressions, particularly of rappers, this comedian appeared in 198 episodes of MADtv, the second-longest run in the show's history
Aries Spears
The nickname given to Danny Torrance in his adult life, as well as the name of Stephen King's 2013 sequel to The Shining
Dr. Sleep
A viral marketing campaign for this Atlanta-based programming block culminated in Boston's "Great Mooninite Panic of 2007"
[adult swim]
Before coming to America, this heavy metal drummer was a nationally-ranked high school tennis player in Denmark
Lars Ulrich
80’s superstar Stanley Burrell lent his stage name to these signature puffy pants
Hammer pants