Drinks
Batman TV Villians
The Presidency
Katy Perry
Double Talk
100
A children's drink made with ginger ale, grenadine, and garnished with a maraschino cherry.
Shirley Temple
100
Burgess Meredith as this odd bird.
The Penguin
100
FDR was elected president how many times?
Four
100
In this video, Katy's jungle adventure includes taming a tiger & painting an elephant's nails
"Roar"
100
Cheerleaders wield these.
Pompoms
200
It's a tall, cool, drink of wine and soda water.
A spritzer
200
Julie Newmar, Eartha Kitt & Lee Meriwether as this purr-fect villain (not all at the same time).
Catwoman
200
The number and street address of the White House.
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
200
"Who you love" is Katy's duet with this man.
John Mayer
200
We hope kids never stop "walking the dog" or "going around the world" with this toy.
Yoyo
300
A fortified wine that comes out of Spain's Andalusia region, baby.
Sherry
300
Frank Gorshin as this puzzling criminal.
The Riddler
300
According to the constitution, it's the minimum age you have to be to become president.
35
300
"I was dreaming for so long" & "Not losing any sleep" are lines from this hit
"Wide awake"
300
To represent an equal chance, you could say 1 to 1, but most people use this number combination.
50-50
400
One of the more popular imports in the U.S., this Australian wine is known in Europe as "Syrah".
Shiraz
400
Cesar Romero as this kooky cutup.
The Joker
400
A 1929 fire damaged the West Wing, including this important room with an alliterative name.
The Oval Office.
400
Those are real marines with Katy in this video.
"Part of Me"
400
A small round projectile fired from an air gun
BB
500
This drink made with red wine & fruit juices isn't so appealing when you know its name is from Spanish for "blood"
Sangria
500
Victor Buono as this felonious pharaoh
King Tut
500
Air Force One is the presidential jet. Marine One is this kind of vehicle which often departs from the South Lawn.
Helicopter.
500
Snoop Dogg & a candy-clad Katy are highlights of this video
"California Gurls"
500
strange juxtapositions were the norm for this fatherly early 20th century art movement
Dada-ism
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