50S FOODS
60S FASHION
70S SHOWS
80S MUSIC
90S TOYS
100

A budget-friendly mix of canned fish, egg noodles, and condensed cream of mushroom soup, often topped with crushed potato chips.

Tuna Noodle Casserole

100

What flared article became popular for both men and women?

Bell Bottom Jeans

100

A critically acclaimed blend of comedy and drama following medical personnel stationed at a mobile army surgical hospital during the Korean War.

MAS*H (1972–1983)

100

"This continent" by Toto (1982)

"Africa"

100

An interactive robotic owl-cat creature launched in 1998 that blinked, moved, and "spoke".

FURBY
200

Beef mixed with breadcrumbs, veggies, and covered with tomato or ketchup glaze.

Meatloaf

200

In the late 60s, people started what as an anti-establishment statement against factory-made clothing. 

Tie Dye

200

 A groundbreaking Norman Lear sitcom focusing on a tight-knit Black family living in a Chicago housing project.

Good Times (1974–1979)

200

"Body Part of a Cat" by Survivor (1982)

"Eye of the Tiger"

200

A pressurized water gun invented by Lonnie Johnson and released in 1991 that changed backyard water fights.

SUPER SOAKER

300

Savory or sweet molds holding everything from  carrots and cabbage to fruit cocktail and shrimp.

JELL-O Aspic

300
Mary Quant made what clothing piece popular by raising a hemline?

The Mini Skirt

300

The legendary late-night sketch comedy and music program that transformed modern television comedy.

Saturday Night Live (1975–Present)

300

"Young Women Would Prefer to not be Bored" by Cyndi Lauper (1983)

"Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"

300

An audio-interactive fast-paced action game introduced in 1996 that commanded players to twist, pull or push. 

BOP-IT

400

Fruity dessert that's a bit disheveled.

Pineapple upside down cake

400

The long tassels and suede panels provided dramatic movement that visually matched the energetic, expressive mood of the era's music and dancing.

Fringe Vests

400

A nostalgic look at 1950s and 1960s Midwestern life, starring Henry Winkler as the cultural phenomenon "Fonzie"

Happy Days (1974–1984):

400

"My Non Spicy Kid" by Guns N' Roses (1987)

"Sweet Child o' Mine"

400

A portable digital egg pet released by Bandai in 1997 that required constant feeding, discipline, and cleanup.

TAMAGATCHI

500

An unsliced loaf of bread trimmed of its crusts, layered with various fillings like egg or chicken salad, and entirely frosted with cream cheese like a cake.

Frosted Sandwich Loaf

500

Who inspired a trend of modern elegance through pillbox hats, tailored suits, and shift dresses.

Jackie Onassis Kennedy

500

Follows the Bunkers, a working-class family living in Queens, New York.

All In The Family (1971-1979)
500

"Each Respiration" by The Police (1983)

"Every Breath You Take"

500

The ultimate late-90s card collecting and battling phenomenon imported from Japan.

POKEMON TRADING CARDS

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