This 1950s film follows a newspaper reporter investigating a mysterious dying man's final word.
What is Citizen Kane?
This sitcom's theme song asks viewers to imagine what life would be like if they could travel back to a simpler time.
What is Happy Days?
This classic game uses a grid of holes and small colored pegs, with players attempting to create a row, column, or diagonal.
What is Connect Four?
This technology allowed people to record television programs before streaming, but tapes had to be rewound or fast-forwarded to reach a particular scene.
What is a VCR?
This musician became known for his distinctive voice, piano playing, and songs about New York City, including a famous song about an ordinary working man.
Who is Billy Joel?
This 1960 film became famous for its suspenseful shower scene and was based on a novel by Robert Bloch.
What is Psycho?
This 1970s sitcom referred to the profession of its main character, a single woman working in New York City whose friends and neighbors became central to the show.
What is The Mary Tyler Moore Show?
This childhood toy allowed users to create pictures using a screen and two controls and then erase the artwork without needing paper or an eraser.
What is Etch A Sketch?
This device made it possible to enlarge or shrink images from a transparent sheet and put them onto a wall or screen for an entire classroom to see
What is an overhead projector?
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham were two prominent members of this band.
Who are Fleetwood Mac?
This 1969 film follows two men whose journey across the American Southwest became symbolic of the counterculture era.
What is Easy Rider?
Although set during the Korean War, this long-running series used humor and drama to explore the lives of medical personnel working at a field hospital far from home.
What is MASH?
This board game consists of two players placing 5 pieces, then they're trying to find where each one is located by saying, "A,7" or "D,4" as examples.
What is Battleship?
This portable device allowed people to listen to cassette tapes privately through headphones while walking, traveling, or exercising.
What is a Walkman?
This rock group included David Gilmour and Roger Waters and became known for elaborate albums and concerts.
Who are Pink Floyd?
This 1974 crime drama centers around a complex relationship between a police detective and a French drug trafficker.
What is The French Connection?
This sitcom centered around three roommates living together in a California apartment, where misunderstandings and the landlord's suspicions frequently created the show's comedy.
What is Three's Company?
First introduced in the 1960s, this game challenges players to remove a series of objects from a character without touching the metal edges surrounding each opening.
What is Operation?
This portable technology stored music on magnetic tape rather than on a disc or digital file.
What is a cassette player?
This artist's backing group was known as the Revolution, and his music became associated with Minneapolis during the 1980s.
Who is Prince?
This 1968 science-fiction film begins with a mysterious object discovered by humans and later takes audiences on a journey involving artificial intelligence.
What is 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Set on a vast Nevada ranch during the 19th century, this long-running Western centered around a widowed father and his three sons, who often found themselves involved in conflicts, adventures, and matters of justice.
What is Bonanza?
In this classic board game, acquiring a complete color group gives a player the ability to develop the properties and charge significantly higher rent to opponents who land on them.
What is Monopoly?
Before GPS, drivers could use this device to determine their approximate direction while traveling.
What is a compass?
This Beatles album features the famous image of the four band members walking across a London street.
What is Abbey Road?