The Packers
In 1967, the Packers won the first-ever Super Bowl by defeating this team.
Kansas City Chiefs
This pet bird was famous for riding on a racist float in the Ole Town Colony 4th of July parade?
Nipper
This company took a chance on a long-haired, mustached kid from a turkey farm with a chemical engineering degree — a gamble that paid off with a long and successful career.
Vulcan Chemicals
In Season 2 of the Mandalorian, this famous bounty hunter is revealed to have survived the Sarlacc pit and reclaims his armor from Din Djarin.
Boba Fett
A family trip to this city became memorable for the wrong reasons — someone forgot their shoes, leading to extra time stuck in the car, while the restaurant "The Organ Grinder" was known for serving its infamous "Moose Burgers."
Toronto
Brett Favre played college football at this Southern university, where he became known for his toughness and arm strength.
Southern Miss (University of Southern Mississippi)
This pet was famous for chasing rabbits without any regard for his own safety, including leaping off a trampoline in hot pursuit
Rocky
This army base took a chance on a beautiful young lady and hired her to help keep the place running smoothly.
Fort Leonard Wood
This Ewok, recognizable by his brown hood, was the first to interact with Princess Leia and became the most well-known of his species.
Wicket
Many a summer days were spent at this lake with a beach...and leeches, in central Wisconsin
Man-Made Lake
The Green Bay Packers got their name from this company, which sponsored the team in its early days by providing money for uniforms and equipment.
Indian Packing Company
A brood of parakeets were raised in Hudson, named Sub-Zero, Fireball, and Buzzsaw — all inspired by villainous characters from this 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger action film.
The Running Man
In one of the most shocking sports scandals of the 1990s, this Olympic figure skater was attacked at the U.S. Championships in a plot linked to her rival’s camp.
Who is Nancy Kerrigan?
In the Mandalorian, the heros were commonly known as the mandalorian and baby yoda, but their actual names were what?
Din Djarin and Grogu
The old lady across the street, was famous for rum balls...although no one ever seemed to get to try one... but she was also famous for being the child model for what toilet paper company?
Charmin
This former Packers head coach led the team to victory in Super Bowl XXXI and helped develop Brett Favre into a Hall of Famer.
Mike Holgren
Skye
Canonized in 2002, this 20th-century Italian Capuchin friar was known for bearing the stigmata, spending hours in confession, and reportedly bilocating during prayer.
Who is Padre Pio?
This senator from Naboo plays a crucial role in the formation of the Galactic Empire by granting emergency powers to Palpatine.
Padmé Amidala?
This multi-sport event held in Wisconsin features competitions in various sports, including ice skating, and draws athletes from across the state.
The Badger State Games
Named after the Packers’ co-founder and first coach, this restaurant inside Lambeau Field serves fans year-round and features memorabilia from the team’s storied history.
Curly's Pub
There have been have been multiple scottish terriers in hensley families throughout the years, name them all in order of the first scottie to the most recent.
Five - Rocky, Rugby, Mac, Gus, and Ruby
Our family vacationed in this Upper Peninsula city during Janet's summer ice skating camp, known for its rich mining history and home to Michigan Technological University.
Houghton, MI
This U.S. president launched a "Star Wars" missile defense program to counter this Soviet leader, helping to escalate the Cold War space race. Name both leaders
Who are Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev?
This breed of turkey, known for its large size and white feathers, became the dominant commercial breed by the mid-1960s.
Broad Breasted White