Hit Makers ~ Melodies
This legendary "Chairman of the Board" crooned smooth classics like "New York, New York."
Frank Sinatra
In this 1939 classic, Judy Garland clicks her ruby red slippers and says, "There's no place like home."
The Wizard of Oz
This beloved western TV series followed the adventures of the Cartwright family running the Ponderosa ranch.
Bonanza
Before streaming, what heavy magnetic tape cassette did families rent and slide into a VCR for movie night?
VHS tape
What tall, green, gentle giant with a patch over one eye famously starred in commercials for canned vegetables?
The Jolly Green Giant
This dynamic duo sang 1960s folk-pop harmony classics like "The Sound of Silence" and "Mrs. Robinson."
Simon & Garfunkel
This 1975 Steven Spielberg thriller about a massive great white shark kept millions out of the ocean.
Jaws
Set in Milwaukee, this sitcom featured Richie Cunningham, Ralph Malph, and leather-jacketed "The Fonz."
Happy Days
Before email, what physical machine did businesses use to transmit exact document copies over phone lines?
Fax machine
What popular outdoor lawn game involves tossing heavy metal horseshoes toward a metal stake in the ground?
Horseshoe pitching
Which came first: The Beatles breaking up (1970), or the launch of the Sony Walkman (1979)?
The Beatles breaking up
In this 1985 sci-fi comedy, teenager Marty McFly travels back in time to 1955 in a modified DeLorean.
Back to the Future
Before becoming a movie star, Tom Hanks got his TV break starring as Kip Wilson in this 1980s sitcom.
Bosom Buddies
This nostalgic wooden tabletop board game uses a cue stick to flick small wooden disks into high-scoring zones.
Crokinole
Guess the person: She was a British children's author and illustrator who wrote The Tale of Peter Rabbit.
Beatrix Potter
This legendary country music singer known as "The Man in Black" wore dark suits and sang "I Walk the Line."
Johnny Cash
True or false: Titanic (1997) won a record-tying 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
True
Complete this famous game show prompt delivered by host Richard Dawson: "Survey says..."
"...[ding!]" (or "Show me...")
Which came first: Polaroid instant photography (1948), or the World Wide Web (1989)?
Polaroid instant photography
True or false: The classic game of Scrabble awards extra points for landing on "Double Word Score" squares.
True
What connects these three songs: "Stayin' Alive," "Dancing Queen," and "Y.M.C.A."?
They are all iconic 1970s disco hits
Guess the movie from three clues: Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, set at a remote motel, famous shower scene.
Psycho
What popular mystery television series starred Angela Lansbury as mystery writer Jessica Fletcher?
Murder, She Wrote
What mid-century kitchen appliance was popular for crushing ice cubes instantly for summer cocktails?
An ice crusher
Which doesn't belong in a 1958 jukebox selection: "Rock Around the Clock," "Hound Dog," or "Smells Like Teen Spirit"?
"Smells Like Teen Spirit" (1991)