What are you talking about?
The question you ask when your dinner is served without utensils.
What is "Can I have some utensils please"?
This quartet from Liverpool sparked a "Mania" in 1964 after their record-breaking appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Who are The Beatles?
This was the name of the oldest son in the show The Brady Bunch
Who is Greg Brady?
This 1960 Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece shocked audiences by killing off its leading lady, Janet Leigh, in the first 45 minutes.
What is Psycho?
This famous New York born musician is known as the "Piano Man"
Who is Billy Joel?
This is a strong nonverbal cue to let another person you are listening to them as they speak
What is eye contact/ nodding your head?
This 1961’s movie, based on an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”, featured rival street gangs the Sharks and the Jets?
What is West Side Story?
The show I Love Lucy featured this sweet treat in an episode where the conveyer belt moved too fast for Lucy and Ethel to handle
Before he was a director, this man played the role of “The Man with No Name” in 1964’s A Fistful of Dollars.
Who is Clint Eastwood?
After defeating the heavily favored Soviet team in the semifinals, this underdog U.S. Olympic squad went on to beat Finland to secure the gold medal in Lake Placid.
Who are the 1980 U.S. Men's Ice Hockey team?
This action allows you to hear someone speaking with a loud TV or radio playing.
What is asking them to turn the TV or radio off?
Don McLean used this five-word phrase to describe the 1959 plane crash that took the lives of three of Rock and Roll’s brightest starts
What is the Day the Music Died?
This television series featured romantic and comic tales of passengers and crew of the ship, Pacific Princess
What is The Love Boat?
This film features the female power trio, Jane Fonda, Dolly Parton, and Lily Tomlin
What is 9 to 5?
The name of the first artificial satellite launched into space in 1957
What is Sputnik?
This is a great conversation starter
What is "How about this weather!"? (any topic)
In 1961, this 13-year-old prodigy signed with Motown; he’d later ask us to "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" his hits
Who is Stevie Wonder?
This series had more than 150 episodes and featured a mix of science fiction, horror, comedy, and drama. Which also featured a surprise ending
What is the Twilight Zone?
Peter O'Toole plays a British Army Lieutenant who defies orders to lead a guerilla war in the Middle East, in this movie that won the Best Picture Oscar for 1962
What is Lawrence of Arabia?
This car model Ford introduced in 1964 which became a massive success
What is the Mustang?
What is "Excuse me could you repeat that"?
This 1962 surf-rock classic by The Surfaris features a famous drum solo and a manic, high-pitched laugh at the beginning.
What is "Wipe Out"?
This is the name of the youngest child in the cartoon family, The Flintstones
Who is Bamm-Bamm?
This film, in which a college professor invents a substance that makes cars, and high school basketball players, fly?
What is The Absent-Minded Professor?
This toy company introduced the Easy-Bake Oven in 1963.
What is Kenner?