Movie & TV Business Parodies
This TV sitcom features a fictional paper company called Dunder Mifflin.
What is "The Office"?
This company was originally called "BackRub" before rebranding to its current name.
What is Google?
This was the first national park designated in the United States, established in 1872.
What is Yellowstone National Park?
Scrambled: NOPARG
What is Paragon?
This company, now part of Johnson & Johnson, is known for its innovative orthopedic solutions, including joint replacement and trauma devices.
What is DePuy Synthes?
In this animated film, a parody of corporate greed and environmental destruction is conveyed through a satirical storyline about a planet that’s literally "fuming."
What is "Wall-E"?
This famous entrepreneur dropped out of college to start Microsoft.
Who is Bill Gates?
This national park, located in California, is famous for its giant sequoia trees and was established in 1890.
What is Sequoia National Park?
Scrambled: SLOTNELI
What is Millstone?
This founder of DePuy Orthopaedics initially started the company in the 19th century.
Who was Frederick DePuy?
This animated film features a parody of a corporate email chain with a humorous take on office culture.
What is "The Lego Movie"?
The world's first mobile phone call was made in 1973 by this inventor.
Who is Martin Cooper?
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) played a major role in developing infrastructure in many parks during this era in the 1930s.
What was the Great Depression?
Scrambled: TMEETOC
What is Tecomet?
DePuy Synthes is headquartered in this U.S. state, known for its medical device industry.
What is Indiana?
In "The Simpsons," which character is a parody of a ruthless corporate boss known for his catchphrase, "Excellent"?
Who is Mr. Burns?
This beverage company’s brand mascot is a red original about a 'little kid' mascot called the "Red Baron.
What is Coca-Cola?
This iconic national park in Alaska is known for its massive glaciers and wildlife, and was established as a national park in 1980.
What is Denali National Park?
Scrambled: KPAINEL
What is Nelipak?
This company, now part of Johnson & Johnson, is known for its innovative orthopedic solutions, including joint replacement and trauma devices.
What is DePuy Synthes?
This 2004 comedy film spoofs corporate culture with a satirical view of a tech startup and features the phrase “Million-dollar ideas are a dime a dozen.”
What is "The Social Network"?
This multinational company is famous for its "Think Different" advertising campaign in the late 1990s.
What is Apple?
This national park in Utah is known for its stunning red rock formations and is home to iconic formations like Delicate Arch.
What is Arches National Park?
Scrambled: GINSECERTS
What is Sterigenics?
DePuy Synthes offers a range of these, used in hip replacements, that come in various sizes and materials for patient-specific needs.
What are femoral stems?