No Place Like "HOME" For The Holidays
A Canadian owned home improvement chain.
What is Home Hardware
Debuting in 1981, this jumping hero has faced everything from go-kart races to intergalactic odysseys.
Who is Mario
This pungent member of the allium family is known for both warding off vampires in folklore and lowering blood pressure in real life.
What is garlic
A certain ancient civilization that men obsess over in a Tik Tok trend, time travels and becomes a Jay-Z song about NYC
The Roman Empire State of Mind
This 1994 nonlinear crime film features a mysterious glowing briefcase, a philosophical hitman, and a dance contest that became instantly iconic.
What is Pulp Fiction
After successfully hitting a fair ball over the outfield and touching all four bases, a batter scores this...
What is a home run
This open-world crafting phenomenon lets players reshape pixelated landscapes, but only if they can survive nights filled with explosive green adversaries.
What is Minecraft
Though now a cheesy comfort-food staple, this dish gained early American popularity after Thomas Jefferson encountered a similar preparation in Europe and later served it at a state dinner—helping cement its place in U.S. culinary history.
What is Mac and Cheese
ABBA song recorded in honor of the U.K.'s longest-reigning monarch
What is Dancing Queen of England (II)
This 1994 film follows a dim-witted but good-hearted man whose life intersects with major historical events, all while he insists he’s “not a smart man.”
What is Forrest Gump
This animated TV series (37 seasons and counting) stars this brightly coloured character who works at a Nuclear Power Plant.
Who is Homer Simpson
Banned in some schoolyards for its intensity, this game requires participants to break through the interlocked arms of the opposing line.
What is Red Rover
This fizzy beverage was once marketed as a “nerve tonic,” and its name references the medical professional who first created it.
What is Dr. Pepper
A Vegas casino with a Roman theme becomes a Royal residence and retreat of Louis (The 13th)
What is Caesar's Palace of Versailles
In this 2012 revenge western, a freed man teams up with a German bounty hunter to reclaim his wife from a ruthless plantation owner.
What is Django: Unchained
Based in the suburbs of Chicago, this film follows the unorthodox Christmas antics of a creative 8 year old left to his own devices.
What is Home Alone
First published in 1949, this deduction-based board game challenges players to solve a murder by eliminating possibilities across three categories.
What is Clue
This Spanish cold soup blends tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and stale bread, and was originally eaten by laborers working under the Andalusian sun.
What is gazpacho
A standard piece of lumber twice as wide as it is thick is also a day or time that is meaningful to cannabis smokers.
What is 2x420
This 1990 romantic comedy pairs a wealthy businessman with a charismatic Hollywood street worker in a modern fairy tale.
What is Pretty Woman
This narcissistic, sociopathic character from a fictional superhero series is meant to be the good guy, but is shown to viewers as the main antagonist.
Who is Homelander (The Boys)
Debuting in 1996, this franchise’s central objective—completing a comprehensive regional index of species—was inspired by its creator’s childhood fascination with collecting insects, ultimately leading players to catalog creatures across multiple regions, each with its own native flora, fauna, and evolutionary anomalies.
What is Pokemon
Harvested from a flower that only blooms in autumn, this spice is so labor-intensive that it is often sold for more than the price of gold.
What is Saffron
Night sack of a snoozing boy scout that's the set of skills available to someone like a magician.
What is a sleeping bag of tricks
This Oscar-winning 2017 horror film critiques racism through a sinister family gathering and a hypnotic teacup.
What is Get Out