World
What’s the biggest couWhat’s the biggest country in the world?
A. CHINA
B. RUSSIA
C. CANADA
B. RUSSIA
Group of food containing berries, apples, and oranges.
Orange juice and champagne comprise this adult beverage.
mimosa
From the 1960s through the early 1990s, he said “Heeeeere’s Johnny!” every weeknight.
Ed McMahon
On January 27, 1961, the Time magazine cover featured this man’s inauguration
Kennedy (JFK)
The edition featured excerpts from his inaugural address along with an account of the snowy inauguration
What country has the famous pyramids?
Egypt
When water changes into ice
Freeze
Brie and Roquefort cheese come from this country.
France
The phrase “Danger, Will Robinson!” was famously uttered by a robot on this 1960s show.
Lost in Space
In pop culture, the phrase caught on as a way to warn someone that they were about to make a mistake or that they were overlooking something.
The March 2, 1962, cover was out of this world with this man, the first American to orbit Earth
John Glenn
Artist Boris Artzybasheff painted the image, and it was one of approximately 800 works of original cover art donated by Time to the National Portrait Gallery in 1978.
What country has a big wall spanning the length of the country?
China
A green amphibian that jumps and eats flies.
FROG
The Barefoot Contessa is the nickname of this celebrity chef.
A. Ina Garten
B. Gordan Ramsay
C. Rachel Ray
Ina Garten
“Live long and prosper” comes from Mr. Spock and this show
Star Trek
This author of Catcher in the Rye was the cover feature on September 15, 1961
J. D. Salinger
The reclusive writer was also known for his short stories, often published in The New Yorker.
What country has a festival with the running of the bulls?
Spain
To get something without paying for it.
With the slogan “Service at the speed of sound,” this drive-in, fast-food restaurant has skating servers.
A. Diner Dash
B. Sonic
Sonic
The restaurant began life as a root beer stand on the same property as a steakhouse. If you have a craving for one of their discontinued items, you can still order it, and they will try to fill the order
This family was known for their distinctive bedtime routine that began with “Good night, John-Boy.”
the Waltons
The Waltons creator Earl Hamner Jr. said this was something his own family did each night before going to sleep when he was growing up.
The June 5, 1964, edition featured the World’s Fair, held that year in this U.S. city.
New York City
Of the futuristic fair, Time wrote, “It returns the child’s eye to the retinas of men.”
What country’s capital is Addis Ababa?
Ethiopia
An upside down smile
FROWN
The Italian al dente translates to this in English.
“to the tooth”
Elaine introduced us to the phrase “yada, yada” on this show in “The Yada Yada” episode.
Seinfeld The hit ’90s show was supposed to be a one-time, 90-minute special, but it ran for 172 episodes.
This “most trusted man in America” graced the October 14, 1966, magazine cover.
Walter Cronkite
The accompanying article called him “the single most convincing and authoritative figure in TV news.”