Network that produces and distributes the show
What is HBO?
Blue's siblings
Who are Katie, Meghan and Timmy?
"There are 3.7 trillion fish in the ocean. They're looking for one." (2003)
What is Finding Nemo?
Who is Rocky Balboa?
The fruit of creation
What is an apple?
Name of the book series the show is based on
What is A Song of Ice and Fire?
Blue's on-campus job since freshman year
What is the Equipment Desk?
"Some guys just can't handle Vegas." (2009)
What is The Hangover?
In a recent study conducted by a panel of world-renowned sports scientists and Olympic Committee Panelists, boxing was rated the worlds most difficult sport to play. This sport, was a surprise at number 2
What is ice hockey?
The source of ketchup, this food is commonly mistaken to be a vegetable
What is a tomato?
What is the only thing that can put out volatile Wildfire?
What is sand?
Blue's signature order at a bar
What is two Bud Lights?
"The longer you wait, the harder it gets." (2005)
What is The 40-Year Old Virgin?
The four ways in which one can win a boxing match
What is Knockout, Technical Knock Out, Decision and Disqualification?
Fruit that can be seen on laptops in Nickolodeon shows such as Drake and Josh and iCarly. Shoutout Rick Ross
What is a pear?
The show's two creators
Who are D.B Weiss and David Benioff?
Blue's car. Make and model.
What is a Jeep Grand Cherokee?
"The mission is a man" (1999)
What is Saving Private Ryan?
The upper limit of this weight class is 147 lbs
What is welterweight?
Despite its name, this type of fruit is actually not a berry
What is a strawberry?
Who shoots the flaming arrow that subsequently destroy's Stannis' fleet in Blackwater Bay?
Who is Bronn?
Country club Blue's family belongs to that is less than five miles from campus
What is Woodland?
"One man's struggle to take it easy." (1986)
What is Ferris Bueller's Day Off?
This decorated Ukrainian boxer holds the record for longest reign as World Heavyweight Champion at 12 years. His brother is 5th on the list with a reign of 7 years
Who is Vladimir Klitschko?
This is the scientific term for the study of fruits
What is pomology?