TV Shows That Ruled the Living Room
This HBO series finale was widely criticized for its abrupt ending in 2007.
What is Sopranos
This New York Yankee was the first to have his number retired.
Who is Lou Gehrig
This former Long Island airfield became a shopping destination after WWII
What is Roosevelt Field
The year the United Nations was officially founded
What is 1945
This ’90s slang term meant something was fake, unfair, or disappointing.
What is "Bogus"
Portrayed by Kiefer Sutherland, this counterterrorism agent became known for stopping threats in real time.
Who is Jack Bauer
This Islanders dynasty coach led the team to four consecutive Stanley Cups.
Who is Al Arbour?
This Nassau County estate features a 127-room mansion and is one of the largest private homes in the U.S.
What is Oheka Castle?
The year Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected President for the first time.
What is 1952
Popular in the 1970s–80s, this word meant “awesome” or “impressive.”
What is "Rad"
This science-fiction series was canceled after three seasons but became a massive franchise decades later
What is Star Trek
This New York Islander was nicknamed “The Boss of the Blue Line.
Who is Denis Potvin
This Robert Moses–designed parkway was built to limit bus access to Long Island beaches.
What is the Southern State Parkway
The year the Challenger space shuttle disaster occurred.
What is 1986
If something is embarrassing or awkward today, Gen Z might call it this.
What is "Cringe"
This sitcom centered on a blended family and debuted in 1969
What is The Brady Bunch
This Dodgers manager was the first to integrate baseball by putting Jackie Robinson in the lineup.
Who is "Branch Rickey"
This former aviation site in Nassau County later became a major university campus.
What is Mitchel Field (Hofstra University)?
The year the U.S. invaded Iraq following 9/11
What is 2003
Originally meaning to flatter excessively, this term later became slang for casual conversation.
What is "Schmooze"
This series starred Richard Thomas as a young farm boy growing up during the Great Depression.
The Waltons
This number was worn by Jackie Robinson, now retired by all MLB teams.
What is 42
The obscure Suffolk hamlet shares its name with a Revolutionary War-Era battle that never actually occurred there
The year the Civil Rights Act was signed into law
What is 1964
What phrase did 1980's mall kids use to describe something extremely cool or awesome, originally borrowed from surfer slang?
What is "Totally Tubular"