Classic TV & Movies
This iconic 1960s sitcom featured a talking horse named Ed.
Mister Ed!
This singer’s nickname was “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”
Frank Sinatra!
This country's flag features a red maple leaf.
Canada!
The main ingredient in traditional hummus is this legume.
Chickpea or Gabanzo Bean!
According to the saying, “A stitch in time” does this.
Saves Nine.
"The Maltese Falcon” starred this actor as private detective Sam Spade.
Humphery Bogart!
“American Pie” by Don McLean references “the day the music died,” which was the plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and this singer.
Ritchie Valens.
The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to this body of water.
The Red Sea!
This dessert’s name means “pick me up” in Italian.
Tiramisu!
“Don’t count your chickens” until this happens.
Until they hatch!
This 1970s TV show followed the lives of a blended family of six kids and their parents.
The Brady Bunch!
This jazz trumpeter was known for hits like “What a Wonderful World.”
Louis Armstrong!
This island nation’s capital city is Reykjavik.
Iceland!
This green herb is the main flavoring in traditional pesto sauce.
Basil!
“The early bird” gets this.
The worm!
In Gone With the Wind, this is the name of the plantation where Scarlett O’Hara lives.
Tara!
Before they were called The Beatles, John, Paul, and George played together under this name.
The Quarrymen!
The ancient city of Petra is located in this modern-day country.
Jordan!
In Spanish cuisine, this rice dish often includes seafood, chicken, and saffron.
Paella!
“A rolling stone” gathers none of this.
Moss!
This Alfred Hitchcock film is famous for its shower scene.
Psycho!
This classical composer continued to write music even after becoming completely deaf.
Ludwig Van Beethoven!
This is the only country in the world that is also a continent.
Austrailia!
This strong Greek spirit is flavored with anise.
Ouzo!
“You can’t have your cake” and do this too.
Eat it too!