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This legendary actress starred in Breakfast at Tiffany's and Roman Holiday.
Audrey Hepburn
What long-running sitcom featured the daily antics of radar operator Radar O'Reilly?
MASH
Elvis Presley famously sang about "Hound" what?
Dog ("Hound Dog")
Hosted by Bob Barker, this game show asks contestants to "Come on down!"
The Price Is Right
This "King of Rock and Roll" had a famous estate named Graceland.
Elvis Presley
Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman starred in this classic 1942 romantic drama set in Morocco.
Casablanca
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz played Lucy and Ricky Ricardo in this groundbreaking 1950s sitcom.
I Love Lucy
The Beatles made their famous American television debut on this host's Sunday night variety show in 1964.
Ed Sullivan
Alex Trebek was the beloved, long-time host of this iconic trivia show.
Jeopardy!
Known for her distinct rasp and blue hair, she voiced Marge Simpson.
Julie Kavner
This actor played the suave British secret agent James Bond in the 1964 film Goldfinger.
Sean Connery
Norm, Cliff, and Sam Malone hung out at this Boston watering hole in a hit 1980s sitcom.
Cheers
Frank Sinatra famously recorded "New York, New York" and nicknamed himself "The" what?
"The Voice" (or "Ol' Blue Eyes")
This puzzle-solving game show features letter-turner Vanna White.
Wheel of Fortune
This iconic western actor starred in Stagecoach and The Searchers.
John Wayne
In the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy wishes to return to this US state.
Kansas
This sci-fi series featured Mr. Spock, Captain Kirk, and the starship USS Enterprise.
Star Trek
Released in 1977, this Fleetwood Mac album shares its name with a geological phenomenon.
Rumours
Airing around the same era that Art Fleming presided over television's most famous question-and-answer format, this word-association game hosted by Allen Ludden required players to get their partners to guess a secret term using only single-word clues.
Password
This legendary jazz trumpeter and vocalist was nicknamed "Satchmo."
Louis Armstrong
Orson Welles directed and starred in this 1941 masterpiece frequently called the greatest film ever made.
Citizen Kane
Before playing Columbo, Peter Falk starred in a 1960s legal drama named after this city.
The Trials of O'Brien
Written by Don McLean, this epic 1971 song laments "the day the music died."
"American Pie"
Long before wagering everything on a Jeopardy! "Daily Double," contestants on this intense, long-running game show hosted by Regis Philbin and later Jimmy Kimmel had to face a million-dollar question tree using lifelines like "Phone a Friend."
What is Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
This silent film comedian was famous for his bowler hat and baggy trousers as "The Tramp."
Charlie Chaplin