TV and Movies
A standard courtroom setting has attorneys, juries, bailiffs, stenographers, and what robed profession responsible for governing the trial at hand?
Judges
Gala, Fuji, Honeycrisp and McIntosh are all popular varieties of what fruit?
Apple
Now mostly used by circus and carnival entertainers, these poles add height to the user when fastened onto the food and leg
Stilts
What American multinational toy company and rival to Mattel (Barbie) is behind cult classics such as My Little Pony, Gi Joe and Monopoly?
Hasbro
How many children are in the Von Trapp family in the sound of music?
7
Criminal justice analogy time! "Misdemeanant" is to someone convicted of a misdemeanor, as what F-word is used to describe a criminal who commits a more serious offense?
Felon
Minced in pesto, fully-leaved atop a marinara sauce. Either way, you first destem what B-word herb goes in both sauces
Basil
In a famous Tchaikovsky ballet, every morning Odette, a beautiful young woman transforms into what majestic white bird?
Swan
According to a 1963 commercial, what toy uses "two ordinary light bulbs and a special cooling chamber" to make "cakes, cookies, brownies, pizza, pies and biscuits?"
Easy Bake Oven
What 1954 American Drama film was about the union violence and corruption among longshoreman?
On the Waterfront
Don't get it twisted: The Spanish for "to Turn" is the root word for what violent weather things that gets measured on the Fujita Scale?
Tornado
The "Cutie" brand of produce primarily focuses on what miniature cousin of the orange?
Clementine
Founded in Quebec, what is the French name of the private entertainment company which has sold over 100 million tickets for its unique blend of continuous live music and circus like acrobatics?
Cirque du Soleil
Blue, Red, Green and Yellow are the four different colors, associated with four different noises in what 1978 memory-centric electronic game? The game's name is shared with a common five letter male name
Simon
in 1952, the first episode of a long-running family saga appeared. The sitcom involved two sons, one of whom was a "rock star" who died (in real life) in a plane crash in 1985. What television show was this?
The adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
The Mobius strip was the inspiration for a universal symbol first created in 1970 and composed of 3 arrows in a roughly triangular shape. This symbol stands for what action?
Recycling
What common leafy green is native to Persia and is often associated with a specific cartoon character who made his maritime debut in 1929?
Spinach
According to a survey by Dance Magazine, what Christmas-themed Tchaikovsky ballet accounts for nearly half the annual revenue of many dance companies
The Nutcracker
What popular kids board game was designed in 1948 by Eleanor Abbott? Unlike most board games, it doesn't use dice, just cards that direct players to the colorful spaces. It is very "sweet" and inoffensive.
Candy Land
What "Big Red Dog" introduced in 1963 was named for the imaginary childhood friend of creator Norman Bridwell's wife
Clifford
What common Latin phrase literally means "something for something"?
Quid Pro Quo
What "F" term is the name for the pasta shape frequently referred to as "bow tie pasta"
Farfalle
One of Broadways longest-running musicals, what Jonathan Larson show with a four-letter title featured characters singing about how they couldn't afford to pay their New York City Landlord?
Rent
You'll be amazed to learn that it started as a pliable, putty like substance that could clean coal residue from wallpaper. As coal-based home heating abated, it pivoted to being what much-kneaded Habsoro Kids toy?
Play-Doh