State the Item (there is a U.S. state in each answer)
You get your hole cards and then deal with the flop in this card game, but you're far from done
What is Texas Hold Em?
New Orleans is home to this "sweet" bowl game, one of 6 in the College Football Playoff
What is the Sugar Bowl?
"The world is waiting for you."
What is The Amazing Race?
1957: "A Feline Sporting a Bowler"
What is The Cat in the Hat?
To achieve two aims at once--a somewhat violent phrase
This Disney show about a pop star leading two very separate lives debuted in 2006 *GOLDEN EGG*
What is Hannah Montana?
Fans have a hell of a time rooting for this New Jersey NHL franchise
What is the Devils?
"Yabba dabba doo!" *GOLDEN EGG*
What is The Flintstones?
The Oxford Word of the Year for 2023, meaning "style, charm, or attractiveness; the ability to attract a romantic or sexual partner."
What is rizz?
One outcome of this educational video game that bore the name of this 19th c. historical route? "You have died of dysentery."
What is The Oregon Trail?
Like Manchester, Newcastle in the north of England has a Premiere League soccer club with this all-for-one name
What is United?
"Bazinga!"
What is The Big Bang Theory?
Late 8th Century BC: "A long journey"
What is The Odyssey?
To invent a new word or phrase is to do this--makes cents. *GOLDEN EGG*
What is to coin?
It's not a Birmingham jail; it's Southern Comfort, sloe gin, amaretto and orange juice
What is an Alabama Slammer?
Sydney-born tennis star John Newcombe won Grand Slam singles titles at Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, and (of course) this. *GOLDEN EGG*
What is the Australian Open?
"Allons-y!"
What is Doctor Who?
2005: "Dusk"
Meaning "false step" in French, it's a socially embarrassing act or remark
What is a "faux pas"?
This equine is known for its excellent striding
What is a Tennessee Walking Horse?
Named for the color of their uniforms, the All Blacks are New Zealand's national team in this, the national sport
What is rugby?
"Book 'em, Danno."
What is Hawaii Five-O?
1951: "A retriever in the wheat" *GOLDEN EGG*
What is The Catcher in the Rye?
Term for the technical jargon of attorneys and their documents
What is legalese?