TV Houses
Remember When
Who Sang It
Made in America
Which Came 1st
Misheard Lyrics
200

This Chicago home was left behind by the McCallisters when they headed to the airport for Christmas vacation in this movie

Home Alone

200

Before streaming, you went to this store to rent movies, often hoping they still had the new release you wanted.

Blockbuster

200

This group sang the 1970s hit “Dancing Queen

Abba


200

This famous blue-jean company was founded in San Francisco in 1853 by a German immigrant whose last name became the brand.

Levi Strauss

200

Beatles or The Rolling Stones

The Beatles

200

Some listeners hear “Hold me closer, Tony Danza” instead of the actual lyric in this Elton John song.

Tiny Dancer

400

The Brady family lived in this suburban home with six children, a dog named Tiger, and a very memorable staircase.

The Brady Bunch

400

Before Google, a door to door salesmen might have tried to sell you a set of these

Encyclopedia

400

This artist sang “Purple Rain” and was famously known simply by a symbol for a period of his career.

Prince

400

This popular chocolate sandwich cookie was first introduced by Nabisco in 1912.

Oreo

400

Daily Double

McDonalds or Burger King

400

I’m blue, if I was green I would die

Blue (Da Ba Dee)

600

Daily Double

This sitcom's main character lived in Apartment 5A at 129 West 81st Street, although the real building used for exterior shots is elsewhere in Manhattan.

600

This plastic object was used to hold a collection of music, and you'd sometimes make a mix by recording songs onto one

Cassette Tape

600

This singer released “Uptown Funk” with in 2014.

Bruno Mars

600

This toy company introduced the original Barbie doll in 1959.

Mattel

600

Iphone or Facebook

Facebook

600

In this 1980s hit, people have heard “She's got a chicken to ride” instead of “She's got a ticket to ride.”

Ticket to Ride

800

The Matthews family lived in Philadelphia, while their neighbor and close family friend became a central character in this coming-of-age sitcom

Boy Meets World

800

Before GPS apps, drivers could print directions from this website and take several pages of turn-by-turn instructions in the car.

Mapquest

800

“Girls Just Want to Have Fun” was a huge 1980s hit for this singer.

Cyndi Lauper

800

This American invention, patented by Eli Whitney in 1794, dramatically increased the efficiency of separating cotton fibers from seeds.

Cotton gin

800

Netflix or Google

Netflix

800

In this 1980s song, some listeners hear “Revved up like a douche” instead of the actual lyric “Revved up like a deuce.”

Blinded by the Light

1000

The Banks family lived in an enormous mansion after a teenager from West Philadelphia came to stay with them.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Ai

1000

This store's famous catalog was so large that the expression “wish book” became associated with it.

Sears

1000

 This group performed “Africa,” released in 1982.

Toto

1000

This soft drink was invented by pharmacist John Pemberton in Atlanta in 1886.

Coca-Cola

1000

Star Wars or Star Trek

Star Trek

1000

Got a long list of Starbucks lovers.

Blank Space