Trash TV Royalty
This show features islanders coupling up in hopes of finding love—and maybe a cash prize.
What is Love Island
This pasta is shaped like bowties but named after butterflies
What is farfalle?
This is a large natural elevation of the earth's surface, often climbed for fun or metaphors.
What is a mountain?
This king of the gods ruled Mount Olympus and wielded thunderbolts.
Who is Zeus?
Captain Lee and Chef Rachel have both worked on this nautical reality hit
What is Below Deck?
This pasta’s name means ‘little tongues’ in Italian.
What is linguine?
A flat-topped hill with steep sides, common in the Southwest.
What is a mesa?
These two types of drama were invented by the ancient Greeks.
What are tragedy and comedy?
Michael and Chloe were fan-favorite cast members from this wholesome dating series centered around neurodivergent individuals.
What is Love on the Spectrum?
Named after ‘quills,’ this pasta is often baked in casseroles.
What is penne?
A partly enclosed coastal body of water, usually with a wide mouth. Popular with sailors.
What is a bay?
This Greek philosopher taught Alexander the Great - but only at the threat of the destruction of his city.
Who is Aristotle?
In ‘Love Is Blind,’ contestants propose to each other after this many days of talking through a wall.
What is 10 days?
This tiny rice-shaped pasta is often found in soups and salads.
What is orzo?
This sharp drop in elevation causes a river to become dramatic—sometimes Instagrammable.
What is a waterfall?
This Greek word for ‘city-state’ is where we get the word ‘politics.’
What is Polis?
This Netflix reality series invites singles to date based only on personality—while dressed as animals, aliens, and other weird creatures.
What is Sexy Beasts?
Named after a noble Roman family, this wide pasta is perfect for meaty ragùs.
What is pappardelle?
This low-lying coastal wetland is frequently flooded, rich in biodiversity, and mud.
What is a tidal marsh?
This Greek island was the site of the myth of the Minotaur and the labyrinth.
What is Crete?