80's & 90's TV
On the hit series 'Roseanne', this is the family's last name.
Conner
The best selling book in the world
The Bible
This Motown group had a hit with the song "Baby Love" in the early sixties.
The Supremes
Snow White's occupation at the end of the tale.
A Princess
This first lady from the 1980s introduced the slogan "Just Say No"
Nancy Reagan
Blair, Jo, Natalie, Tootie and Mrs. Garrett were all characters on this tv show.
The Facts of Life
Voted the best King novel written. The movie, featuring Tom Hanks, was co-directed by King.
The Green Mile
This lead singer of the Vandellas started out working as a Motown staff secretary to 17 record producers and songwriters.
Martha Reeves
This rock band has a very famous White Album
The Beatles
In some areas of France and Italy, trained swine and dogs are used to find this costly underground delicacy.
Truffles
Carl Winslow's occupation on the show "Family Matters"
Police Officer
This play by William Shakespeare, named after the occasion for which it was written, features the cross-dressing character of Viola.
Twelfth Night
This Four Tops song starts out "Now when you feel that you can't go on Because all your hope is gone"
Reach Out I'll Be There
This president was involved in the Whitewater Scandal
Bill Clinton
Entertainers Siegfried and Roy were famous for including this type of tiger in their live shows
Siberian Tiger
This actor played Kevin Arnold on "The Wonder Years"
Fred Savage
Author Harper Lee was so close to this 'In Cold Blood' author that she based Dill from 'To Kill a Mockingbird' on him.
Truman Capote
Before his first solo album in 1982, he was the lead singer of the Commodores.
Lionel Richie
This artist is know for songs such as 'I've Got So Much Love to Give' and 'Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe'
Barry White
This biblical unit of measure was determined by the distance from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger.
A Cubit
This Oscar winning actor played Luke in the final season of "Growing Pains"
Leonardo DiCaprio
The name of this marine mollusc links the first nuclear-powered submarine and Jules Verne's novel "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"
Nautilus
The opera Pagliacci inspired this Smokey Robinson song.
Tears of a Clown
This literary character's chore was to whitewash a fence.
Tom Sawyer
This African head of state inspired a religious movement on a large, English-speaking Caribbean island.
Haile Selassie