The King of Pop
This signature dance move, which he debuted during his performance of "Billie Jean," made it look like physics was optional.
What is The Moonwalk
This U.S. President is the only one to serve more than two terms, proving that sometimes even America gets carried away.
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)
This reality show in which Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie traded designer bags for farm life starting in 2003.
What is The Simple Life
The long-running sitcom whose 2004 finale left two of the characters moving out to the suburbs after welcoming twins.
What is Friends
The number of reindeer that famously pull Santa's sleigh, if you exclude Rudolph and his shiny nose.
What is Eight
This 1982 album that still holds the record as the best-selling album of all time, and it's not a bad one.
What is Thriller
This New York City street where the 47th President currently maintains his primary residence in a tall, gilded building.
What is Fifth Avenue
The actor who portrayed high school basketball star Troy Bolton in Disney's hugely successful television movie series, High School Musical.
Who is Zac Efron
The beloved mockumentary whose 2013 finale featured a massive, multi-year jump forward and this character finally being promoted from "Assistant Regional Manager" or "Assistant to the Regional Manager", depending on who you asked.
What is The Office
This animated special, which first aired in 1965, features a sad, small tree and is based on a comic strip by Charles M. Schulz.
What is A Charlie Brown Christmas
Though he passed away in 2009, his children's names are Prince, Blanket, and one named with a bit of French flair.
What is Paris
These are the only two Presidents to sign the U.S. Constitution, which is doubly impressive since they served 48 years apart.
Who are George Washington and James Madison
This portable music player released by Apple in 2001 revolutionised music consumption. Had some funky adverts too.
What is The iPod
The show about a certain science teacher that ended its run in 2013 with the protagonist freeing his partner from capture and taking a fatal bullet.
What is Breaking Bad
This snowy place is where the cynical, green creature known as the Grinch lives with his dog Max, plotting his holiday heist.
What is Mount Crumpit
This 1970 song that marked the first and only time The Jackson 5 reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 before Michael went solo.
What is I Want You Back
This President, who took office in 1901, was the first to own an automobile. His nickname might make a child feel safe in bed.
Who is Theodore Roosevelt (T.R.)
The 2004 teen comedy that gave us the infamous quote, "She doesn't even go here!" directed by the 30 Rock star.
What is Mean Girls
After six seasons, this mysterious show ended in 2010 with a polarising scene revealing all the main characters had been reunited in an afterlife church.
What is Lost
This traditional holiday plant, which is often found hanging in doorways, is named for its ability to ward off evil spirits, according to Norse mythology.
What is Mistletoe
This name of the chimpanzee who was his companion for many years and lived at his famous ranch.
Who is Bubbles
This US President is only one in U.S. history who was never elected Vice President or President, stepping up after both his predecessors resigned or passed away.
Who is Gerald Ford
This incredibly popular massively multiplayer online role-playing game released in 2004 that ate up the free time of millions of players around the world.
What is World of Warcraft
This HBO drama that controversially ended in 2007, cutting to black during Don't Stop Believin by Journey, leaving the fate of "the boss" unknown.
What is The Sopranos
The popular 19th-century poem, "A Visit from St. Nicholas," starts with this exact date and time, suggesting the entire Christmas magic takes place very quickly.
What is The night before Christmas (or 'Twas the night before Christmas)