As Seen on TV
Baby you can drive my car
Video games
Fun with spelling
World
200

This mad scientist grandfather drags his grandson across dimensions, proving good parenting is entirely optional.

Rick and Morty

200

This electric car company named after a famous inventor lets you stream movies on the dashboard, making traffic jams slightly more tolerable.

Tesla

200

This blocky survival game lets you fight Creepers and build castles, proving that digital architecture is way easier than cleaning your actual bedroom.

Minecraft

200

The first meal of the day…

Breakfast

200

This massive, triangle-shaped European landmark in Paris looks like a giant metal radio tower, which is funny because it was originally built to be temporary.

Eiffel Tower

400

This Netflix hit about the Upside Down was originally titled Montauk, before they realized weirder things happen in Indiana.

Stranger Things

400

This gull-winged sports car needed 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time, but barely had enough power to beat a regular minivan in a race.

DeLorean

400

This 1980 arcade classic features a  circle eating dots in a maze while being chased by ghosts, which is basically what raiding the fridge at midnight feels like.

PAC-MAN

400

People say the Patriots had an easy one of these last year 

Schedule

400

This giant, boot-shaped country in Europe is famous for pizza, pasta, and having a leaning tower that desperately needs a contractor.

Italy

600

The Rembrandts performed the catchy theme song for this 90s sitcom, legally forcing viewers to clap four times.

Friends

600

This Italian luxury brand features a raging bull on its logo, which accurately describes how dad reacts when someone is a fool on the road

Lamborghini 

600

Whether it’s the OG season or not, you’ll see Peter Griffin dropping from a bus ready to no scope casuals in this game

Fortnite 

600

You'll need a double-M, a double-O, and a double-D to spell this word for a place to stay, which is ironically way too many letters for a simple hotel room

Accommodation

600

Famous for koalas and opera, this continent has a city that’s my namesake

Australia

800

This massive, sleeping Pokémon blocks Route 12, acting as the ultimate, un-movable furry traffic jam until you play a flute.

Snorlax

800

This iconic British secret agent car brand usually comes equipped with ejector seats and rocket launchers, which would really help during the morning school drop-off line.

Aston Martin

800

This football video game is what Wreck-IT Ralph would call “Old, but cool”

Retro Bowl

800

9 letter word meaning something is needed 

Necessary

800

Covering over 800,000 square miles, this massive Arctic territory is officially recognized as the world's largest island.

Greenland

1000

Rod Serling hosted this 60s show set in another dimension, which describes exactly where your missing socks go.

The Twilight Zone

1000

This classic German "People's Car" is shaped exactly like an insect, fitting the name of this category, prompting decades of siblings violently punching each other's arms in the backseat.

Volkswagen Beetle

1000

This legendary RPG series features a hero who spends decades saving princess, yet the game franchise is somehow named after her instead of him.

The Legend of Zelda

1000

This word is for people who can use both their right and left hand equally well

Ambidextrous

1000

This capital city's name sounds like a routine dental extraction, but it serves as the political heart of a nation completely surrounded by South Africa.

Maseru

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