This plant’s varieties include: deliciosa, adansonii, standleyana, and Thai Constellation.
What is monstera
This fluffy bread often included buttermilk in the recipe, was freshly made and on the table at every meal.
What are biscuits
In this 1972 movie about an Italian family, the boss instructs his ‘nephew’ to “make him an offer he can't refuse."
What is The Godfather
Before becoming insanely famous, this singer was drafted into the Army in 1958 and met his future wife, Priscilla, while serving overseas in Germany.
Who is Elvis Presley
During the fun run episode, Michael says, “myth: three Americans every year die from rabies. Fact: ____ Americans every year die from rabies.”
What is four
This popular plant gets its name from the tiny baby plants that dangle from long stems of the mother plant
What is a spider plant
This item, made of metal, was in every grandmomma’s kitchen. And every good southerner knows you don’t soak it in water.
What is a cast iron skillet
In this 1952 musical, the lead actor demonstrates his love for a woman by dancing in the street.
What is Singin’ in the Rain
Made in 1953, this frozen meal was created so families could eat dinner while sitting around their newest household electric appliance.
What is a TV dinner
Dwight visits Angela’s house to give meds to one of her cats but instead puts the cat out of her misery. “Actually, the place that she's in is the freezer, because of the odor." What’s the cat’s name?
Who is Sprinkles
Because of its long, pointed leaves, snake plants are sometimes referred to as this unflattering, family nickname.
What is mother in law’s tongue
This phrase can be used to show concern, but it could also be an insult, depending on context.
What is “bless your heart”
Originally released in 1959, the remake of this western features several A list celebrities…and a Gatling gun.
What is The Magnificent Seven
Elvis made Blue Suede Shoes famous in 1956, but it was actually written and first recorded by this other Sun Studios musician.
Who is Carl Perkins
Michael promised to pay the college tuition for a class of high school students. "I've made some empty promises in my life, but, hands down, that was the most generous." What’s the name of the program?
What is Scott’s Tots
These are the natural holes and splits in the leaves of a monstera.
What are fenestrations
This piece of meat is added to green beans, collard greens, and other vegetables while cooking to add lots of flavor.
What is a ham hock
A mystery thriller about a photographer confined to his apartment who becomes convinced his neighbor has murdered his wife after spying on him.
What is Rear Window
This toy, packaged in plastic eggs, began as a failed experiment during WWII to create a replacement for a material used in tires and other military equipment.
What is silly putty
In my favorite episode, an instructor comes to The Office to teach CPR. The instructor says you should use a Bee Gees’ song to keep beats per minute. What song does Michael sing?
What is I Will Survive, by Gloria Gaynor
These white, fluffy pests are absolutely my least favorite parasites because they hide in the crevices of leaves and stems making them near impossible to treat.
What are mealybugs
This relish is a combination of vegetables like cabbage, peppers, and onions and usually eaten over beans or with cornbread.
What is chow chow
While at summer camp, a teen girl finds out that she has a twin sister in this 1961 film.
What is The Parent Trap
In 1959, these three famous musicians died in a tragic plane crash known as “the day the music died.”
Who are Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper
A boring day of expense reports leads to office olympics. “You have what is the national sport of Icelandic paper companies. And I'm blanking on the name, can you help me out Pam?”
What is Flonkerton