80's Sitcoms
"Where everyone knows your name"
Cheers
This pasta can "hear" you
Orecchiette
A drink that contains bubbles of gas
Fizzy
Super Bowl LVII featured these 2 brothers who now have a Podcast
Jason and Travis Kelce
This is the only Best Picture winning movie of the 21st Century named after an American City
Chicago
Ed O'Neill plays Jay Pritchett in Modern Family and Al Bundy in this sit-com
Married with Children
A "spiral twist" that holds its sauce
Fusilli
Having or involving a sensation of spinning around or losing one's balance
Dizzy
This team has appeared in the most Super Bowl games(11)
New England Patriots
Jack Nicolson has won 3 Oscars. His first was for this movie
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
She won 4 Emmys for Best Supporting Actress on Cheers
Rhea Perlman(the most of any on the show)
This pasta goes well with a "tuxedo"
Farfalle (bow ties)
A clumsy, awkward or foolish person
Klutz
Roman numerals are used for its Super Bowls for this reason
To avoid confusion that the game is played in the calendar year after the regular season
The record for most Oscars is 22 held by this non- actor
Walt Disney
She played Sam, Tony Danza's daughter on "Who's the Boss"
Alyssa Milano
This long spaghetti "can play quite the melody"
Chittara
Especially as a direction using about half the singer's vocal power
Mezza
Four NFL teams have never been to a Super Bowl; Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars and this team
Houston Texans
She was the first woman to have won the Best Director award for the "Hurt Locker"
Kathy Bigelow
Chip, Jenny and Emma lived in the same house with their mothers
Kate and Allie
This flat pasta means "gobble up"
Pappardelle
A quick growing East Asian climbing plant used for erosion control
Kudzu
This female performer was clocked at 2 minutes and 35 seconds for her rendition of National Anthem in Super Bowl XLVII; the longest by almost a minute.
Alicia Keys
She was the first African American woman to win a Best Actress award
Halle Berry