TV Sitcoms
Michael Scott is the boss in this mockumentary workplace comedy.
What is The Office?
This island is famous for banning most cars and featuring horse-drawn transport.
What is Mackinac Island?
The building survival game known for creepers and diamond swords.
What is Minecraft?
Though not its signature move, this "sphere" is closely associated with the Pokemon Lucario.
What is Aura?
Two, Four, Six, Eight
What is Even?
The Belcher family runs a burger restaurant in this animated sitcom.
What is Bob’s Burgers?
This national lakeshore features massive sand dunes and views of Manitou Islands.
What is Sleeping Bear Dunes?
In the puzzle game Portal, this reward for victory is a lie.
What is The Cake?
The Bobcats of this school located in Athens play in the Mid-American Conference.
What is Ohio?
To split apart, like a rope cut in two
What is Sever?
A group study room at this college is the center of the meta sitcom, Community.
What is Greendale?
The “Tunnel of Trees” scenic drive is along M-119 near this town.
What is Harbor Springs/Petoskey?
A spaceship named The Normandy is the primary means of transportation for this video game series.
What is Mass Effect?
The only Greek letter that changes its form at the end of a word
What is sigma?
The protagonist of Minecraft?
Premiering in 1990, this legendary sitcom's father figure was actually the uncle who stepped up.
What is The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air?
Michigan’s “copper country” is historically associated with this peninsula region in the U.P.
What is the Keweenaw Peninsula?
Finish the “Konami Code”: Up, Up, Down, Down…
What is Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start?
Nickname of Adrian Anson, the first major league baseball player to record 3,000 hits
What is Cap?
Dan Erickson created this uncomfortable workplace thriller.
What is Severance?
What is "Jumping the Shark"?
Onsted is home to an abandoned amusement park full of these life sized fiberglass statues.
What are dinosaurs?
The original DOOM was famously distributed in this software model.
What is shareware?
Shorter name for a chord where the third is replaced by a dissonant tone
What is sus?
An idea that will always be good or useful.
What is Evergreen?