TV Title References
Movie Locales
Compound Words
"OK", Boomer
Oxymorons
100
Department that Ron Swanson was the director of when the series started
Parks and Recreation
100
The Hook & Ladder 8building at 14 North Moore Street in Manhattan plays a memorable role in this 1984 film
Ghostbusters
100
Bring a towel if your seats high up in a venue are called these, involving a body part
nosebleeds
100
You're still wearing this brand's Freestyle aerobics sneakers from the '80s... let me take you shopping for some Dunks
Reebok
100
2-word term for a zombie or a ghoul straight outta the graveyard
Living Dead
200
The town in Washington State where Laura Palmer was murdered
Twin Peaks
200
Opened in 1896, the Ohio State Reformatory closed in 1990, a few years before this Best Picture nominee was filmed there
The Shawshank Redemption
200
Bring your tissues for this lachrymose type of 10-letter movie; it's a real...
a tearjerker
200
I've already seen your collection of gum-wrapper comics from this brand that launched in 1947--no need to show me again
Bazooka
200
Moisture loss while in a kitchen appliance can lead to this result seen here
freezer burn
300
The clientele of veterinarians James Herriot & Siegfried Farnon
All Creatures Great and Small
300
Onlookers sang "Louie, Louie" at the 1986 razing of dilapidated 755 E. 11th St. in Eugene, Ore., a location in this 1978 comedy
Animal House
300
A sporty Corvette, or an aquatic animal you want to avoid due to its venomous spines
the stingray
300
Why do you insist on using this old-fashioned word for handbag? It's so much faster to just say "purse"
Pocketbook
300
The title of this Alan Tudyk show can also mean a foreign-born non-U.S. citizen living in the U.S.A.
resident alien
400
Where Judge Abby Stone presides in Manhattan
Night Court
400
The Café des Deux Moulins is where this winsome Parisienne waits tables while awaiting her fabulous destiny
Amelie
400
A TV episode combining plots from 2 shows, or music from a band in a different genre from its usual one
a crossover
400
I know you prefer this billiards game with 15 red balls that you learned while studying abroad, but I much prefer regular pool
Snooker
400
When you take that Zoom call from your boss as you're at a beach in Bali, explain you're on this oxymoron
a working vacation
500
How the orphan adopted by the Cuthberts spells her first name
Anne with an E
500
In "Die Hard", the Century City Fox Plaza plays this plaza where I'm definitely not attending any parties
Nakatomi (Plaza)
500
F in the F major scale, for example; it also means a major speech at a political convention
a keynote
500
I realize your work wear was this, a fancy word for a custom-made suit, but I work from home, so I'm sticking with jeans
bespoke
500
Idiom for a full-out effort to use your adorability to get someone's support
charm offensive