Before & After
Mouselike boy in an E.B. White story traveling through the heavens as Ursa Minor
Stuart Little Dipper
Agent Scully and Mulder solve some of the FBI's weirdest cases.
The X-Files
Rosa Parks made her bus protest in which US state?
Alabama
Which ocean jeweler turns grains of sand into precious pearls, no diving gear required?
Oyster
Which adorable marine mammal loves a bedtime cuddle so much it holds hands while snoozing?
Sea otters
A French landmark becomes a Biblical spot where language comprehension breaks down
Eiffel Tower of Babel
Alec Baldwin won the Emmy for 'Best Actor - Comedy Series' twice for which TV show?
30 Rock
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock
If someone tells you to purl two and cast off, what cozy craft are they hinting at?
Knitting
Which beloved companion literally works up a sweat through its paws on a scorching day?
Dogs
Luxury auto from the Ford Motor Company that also served as Washington's fighting force
Lincoln Continental Army
A radio psychiatrist lives with his elderly father and psychic health care worker.
Frasier
Which US President approved the dropping of the Atomic bomb on Japan?
Truman
Which term, meaning 'I shall please' in Latin, refers to a sugar pill used in medical trials to test the power of the mind over medicine?
Placebo
In Switzerland, owning just one of these cuddly critters is a no-no—what is it?
Guinea pig
Original Hawaii Five-O actor who is Tolkien's follow-up to The Hobbit
Jack Lord of the Rings
A delivery boy from the 21st century is frozen and wakes up in the 31st century.
Futurama
In what year was the U S Constitution signed?
1787
In which Charles Dickens novel does the ever-optimistic Mr. Micawber assure us that "something will turn up," perhaps like free Wi-Fi?
David Copperfield
Before it became a burger staple, ketchup was once marketed as a miracle remedy—what was it sold as?
Medicine - Remedy for ailments like diarrhea, indigestion, and jaundice. In the 1830s, Dr. John Cook Bennett started marketing tomato ketchup this way and even sold it in the form of "tomato pills".
Bob Woodward's Capital newspaper hitches up to an old type of fast horse-drawn carriage
Washington Post-Chaise
Harry Anderson played a judge on this sitcom.
Night Court
What crime was Joan of Arc accused of?
Sorcery, heresy and witchcraft
Which South American country got its name from the Latin word for silver? Time to polish up your answer!
Argentina
When you’re trembling at the thought of everyone’s opinions, what’s the fancy name for that fear of other people’s judgment?
Allodoxaphobia