Hamilton!
Who is the Frenchman in the beginning of the musical?
Marquis de Lafayette
What was the first Billboard Song Olivia Rodrigo released?
Drivers License
What movie does Ultron appear in?
Age of Ultron
What is Sheldon's mother's name?
How many kids does Gaston want to have with Belle?
Six or Seven
In the song, Your Obedient Servant, what does Hamilton sign off as?
A. Ham.
In this song, Olivia Rodrigo says, "I wanna break his heart/Stitch it right back up"
get him back!
What movies does Peter Parker, or Spider man, first appear in?
Civil War
What is Sheldon's favorite DC superhero?
The Flash
Everyone knows that Cinderella lost a glass slipper as she left the ball at midnight. But did it fall off her right foot or left foot?
Left Foot
What is the name of the man who Philip Schuyler had his first duel with?
George Eacker
In this song, Olivia Rodrigo says, "And every girl I ever talked to told me you were bad, bad news".
Vampire
What is the first Captain America's names?
Steve Rodgers
What season is Amy introduced?
Season Three
Who is the first Disney character who didn’t have to marry into royalty to become a princess?
Jasmine
Complete this line from "Satisfied", sung by Angelica: "Intelligent eyes in a hunger-pang frame, and when you said 'Hi' _______"
What is one of the only love songs Olivia Rodrigo has wrote?
So American
Who is Wanda, or the Scarlet Witch's brother?
Quick Silver/ Pietro
What are Bernadette and Howard's children's names?
Halley and Neil Michael
What is the only Disney animated feature film where the title character doesn’t speak?
Dumbo
What is George Washington's favorite line of scripture?
"Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree."
What song does Olivia Rodrigo say "Do you love me, want me, hate me? Boy, I don't understand"?
One Step Forward, Three Steps Back
Monica Rambeau
What is the name of the building where the main characters of Big Bang Theory live?
Los Robles Apartment Building
You know the little human girl from Monsters, Inc. as Boo, but what is her more human name?
Mary