ALL ABOUT "R"
This gemstone is the red variety of corundum.
Ruby
This animated sitcom features talking babies, time travel, and the Griffin family.
Family Guy
Mouselike boy in an E.B. White story traveling through the heavens as Ursa Minor.
Stuart Little Dipper
When graduation is close but motivation is gone, students say they have this, with an infectious suffix.
Senioritis
The Cuisinart WMR-CAP2 is one of these devices composed of 2 hinged metal griddles that close together to cook batter.
Waffle iron
This Barbadian singer, known by one name, has the surname Fenty.
Rihanna
This HBO show followed Kendall, Shiv, and Roman fighting for control of their father’s media empire.
Succession
Middle Eastern entertainment with rapid gyrations of the hips that's a reality TV show judged by Len Bruno & Carrie Ann.
Belly Dancing With The Stars
You’ll need this Latin phrase on your résumé — it literally means “course of life.”
Curriculum Vitae
This row of very bright illumination along the front edge of a stage is also a term for the theater as a profession.
Footlights
This 1992 film was the first to be directed by Quentin Tarantino.
Reservoir Dogs
This streaming service started as DVD rentals by mail before pivoting to online content.
Netflix
A landmark Louisiana area featuring Bourbon Street gets a classic burger from McDonald's.
French Quarter Pounder
This was the first college established in the U.S.
Harvard
For 60 years, a red figure & a blue figure have been duking it out in a miniature boxing ring in this action game.
Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
This weapon from the board game 'Clue'/'Cluedo' is also a Beatles album.
Revolver
“Heisenberg” was the alter ego of this teacher-turned-drug kingpin.
Walter White
Cabinet department established in 2002 that becomes a bedding item carried by a kid for reassurance.
Department of Homeland Security Blanket
Coined by French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, this “E-word” describes the dread of meaningless freedom, a feeling many seniors get when asked “what’s next?”
Existentialism (existential dread).
Chiromancy is another name for this hands-on form of fortune-telling.
Palm reading
This Edgar Allan Poe poem begins, “Once upon a midnight dreary…”
The Raven
This anthology series by Charlie Brooker explores the dark side of technology.
Black Mirror
Laughing Green Giant exclamation to the first president of Vietnam.
Ho Ho Ho Chi Minh
In economics, this concept means resources are limited while wants are infinite.
Scarcity
With songs like "I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today", this spoof of Sesame Street won the 2004 Tony Award for Best Musical.
Avenue Q